Boris Johnson is expected to reshuffle his Cabinet next Thursday or Friday in a move that could have a major impact on the upcoming UK-EU post Brexit negotiations.
This could be important for Sterling trades, who need to weigh up carefully whether the new ministers are likely to take a hard line or a softer line in the talks.
Sterling continued to suffer this morning as concerns about negotiations between Britain and the European Union for a post-Brexit trade deal rattled investors, while the dollar continued to strengthen.
The pound took a big drop yesterday, which some analysts said was due to a media report that indicated that the EU would look to re-write a major set of European financial regulations known as Mifid II.
The dollar surged across the board after better-than-expected employment data underlined the relative strength of the U.S. economy.