17 December 2019 Pound Sterling Erases Election Gains Over Euro and Dollar after 'No Deal' Brexit Cliff Edge Returns

The Pound erased its post-election gains over the Euro and Dollar Tuesday amid reports that Prime Minister Boris Johnson will create a new 'no deal' Brexit cliff edge, which has led some analysts tโ€ฆ

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16 December 2019 Pound Sterling On Front Foot as Charts Point to Gains Over Euro and Dollar

The Pound entered the new week on its front foot Monday with charts pointing to further gains over the Euro and Dollar ahead, while some fundamental analysts are cautioning that upside could be limโ€ฆ

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14 December 2019 "As Good as it Gets" for Pound Sterling for Now, but 2020 Could see Yet Further Gains vs. Euro and Dollar

Pound Sterling's Shine Fades on Profit Taking Dips will be Bought say Analysts, Forecasting further Upside vs. Euro and Dollar.

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13 December 2019 British Pound Retreats vs. Euro and Dollar as Investors "Sell the Fact" of Conservative Majority

The British Pound rose sharply overnight after it became clear the Conservatives of Boris Johnson had won a majority in the December General Election, and analysts are now debating whether further โ€ฆ

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12 December 2019 Sterling Jumps Through 1.20 vs. Euro and 1.34 vs. Dollar on Exit Poll Showing Sizeable Conservative Majority

The Pound shot higher against a host of major currencies on the results of the exit poll of the General Election, that showed Boris Johnson's Conservative party were on course for a landslide.

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12 December 2019 General Election and the Pound: Tonight's Key Moments for Currency Markets

The consensus amongst analysts is that the Pound will initially react to the projected size of any Conservative majority. The 2017 exit poll had the Conservatives on 314 vs 318 that materialised.

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12 December 2019 Pound Sterling Surges on Election Outcome

"The Conservatives failing to win a majority would come as a shock, and could result in a significant drop in the Pound." - Capital Economics.

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