Pablo Piovano

Pablo Piovano is an experienced economist and financial analyst with a strong passion for foreign exchange markets and trading. Born in Argentina, he began his career working as an Economist in banks and brokerage firms in Buenos Aires, where he provided financial advice, asset allocation, and portfolio management for stock markets. Pablo also worked as an independent Financial Advisor and Economic Consultant for private clients before moving to Europe in 2004. He continued to work as a Financial Advisor and Consultant until joining FXStreet in October 2011. As a Senior Analyst and Editor at FXStreet, Pablo focuses on analyzing the European trading hours, covering daily news, some commodities and FX futures markets, as well as writing a weekly report on speculative positioning. He also contributes to the Spanish website by analyzing the main EUR/USD developments and occasionally writes articles about Spanish politics and macroeconomics. Pablo holds a Bachelor's degree in Economics from Universidad Nacional de Rosario (Argentina) in 1996.

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  • Pablo worked as an Economist in banks and brokerage firms in Buenos Aires, involving him in financial advice, asset allocation as well as portfolio management regarding the stock markets.

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Recent Articles

Labour Party on the Brink of Historic UK Election Victory: Starmer's Manifesto and Key Issues

Labour Party on the Brink of Historic UK Election Victory: Starmer's Manifesto and Key Issues

Broke On: Thursday, 04 July 2024 The UK faces a political shift as the Labour Party, led by Sir Keir Starmer, aims for a historic election victory on July 4th, 2024. The snap election follows PM Rishi Sunak's Conservative party facing criticism and poor polling results. Labour's manifesto focuses on tackling cost-of-living crisis, creating wealth for working class, reducing NHS waiting lists, addressing housing crisis and investing £24 billion in green technologies. Potential outcomes include significant changes in UK policies on Brexit, immigration, housing, healthcare and economic growth.