Pound – Biggest fall since start of November
Good Morning All, This morning we have seen the pounds biggest fall since the start of November due to very disappointing news around Brexit talks. Sterling fell over 0.7% against […]
Dollar weakens – UK GDP as expected
The dollar is currently at a one-month low against other major currencies today, as the minutes of the Federal Reserve’s most recent policy meeting continued to weigh on the greenback. […]
Pound hits a 2 and a half week high
The pound was up this morning hitting a 2 and a half week high against most currencies, due to the Brexit news over the weekend being interpreted as positive, Germany […]
Dollar gains across the board
Sterling recouped some losses on Monday after slipping against for three consecutive weeks, but any strong gains were checked by continued uncertainty around Brexit talks and instability in the governing […]
Pound recovers after big losses
Sterling rebounded modestly after its biggest one-day fall since the week after June 2016’s Brexit vote, with robust services data barely cushioning the blow from the Bank of England’s pushing-back […]
GBP/EUR at 3 month high
Sterling hit a 3-1/2-month high against the euro on today as investors focused on a Nov. 2 Bank of England policy decision they expect will produce the first interest rate […]
Bank of England Raise Rates?
Sterling consolidated gains today as the market geared up for a rate rise from the Bank of England this week when investors will analyse the bank’s statement for the future […]
Sterling down slightly against Euro
The British pound slipped against the dollar today, as investors looked cautiously ahead towards a Bank of England policy meeting next week which could see interest rates rise for the […]
Brexit continues to drag Sterling down
Sterling climbed to a 9-day high today as strong growth data boosted expectations the Bank of England would raise interest rates next week. Wednesday’s gross domestic product growth for the […]
Retail Sales Drop!
British retail sales suffered an unexpectedly sharp slowdown in September, dragging quarterly growth to its weakest annual rate since 2013, suggesting consumer demand remains uncertain as the Bank of England […]