• Cebr finds that if retailers achieve growth ambitions then they would add £269 billion to retail turnover

Research released today by Adyen (ADYEN:AMS), the global payments platform of choice for many of the world’s leading companies, reveals British retailers hold out optimism for growth in 2022, potentially contributing £269 billion to retail turnover.

Swedish credit institution extends partnership with Mambu for an additional seven years to continue to scale operations internationally, and provide a frictionless end-user experience

 Bink has further strengthened its senior leadership team with the appointments of Jose Jimenez Mancha as Chief Commercial Officer and Marty Kerr as Regional Head Asia Pacific.

Jose has extensive experience in the banking and payments sector, having worked for HSBC and American Express in a variety of leadership roles. His most recent project – leading a global business development transformation team to accelerate the digitalisation of the bank sets him in good stead to support Bink as they scale their banking partners.

Tink, Europe’s leading open banking platform, has announced the expansion of its open banking payments services to five new markets across Europe. Its Payment Initiation Services (PIS) product is now live in the Netherlands, Norway, Estonia, Finland and Latvia. Tink operates in 18 markets in total across Europe, connecting to over 250 million bank customers.

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JPY Rallies; AUD, NZD, EMFX Tumble; Yields, Stocks Slump

Overview:

Watch the video for the key trading levels for the week ahead for AUDJPY, AUDUSD, EURJPY, EURUSD, GBPJPY, and GBPUSD.

Last week EURJPY was the only pair to hold a gain for the week. AUDJPY, AUDUSD, EURUSD, GBPJPY, and GBPUSD all finished down for the week. GBPUSD broke strongly below the 1.3000 weekly support level on Friday and closed below the 1.2854 weekly support level.

AUDJPY Daily chart:

Monthly support at 90.72, 90.29, and 86.24, resistance at 97.29.

Weekly support at 90.72, resistance at 94.31.