25 November 2019 Predictions of 48 Seat Conservative Majority Puts Sterling on the Front Foot

The British Pound starts the new week on a soft footing, but foreign exchange analysts expect the currency to ultimately remain supported against its major rivals as polling data confirms the Conseโ€ฆ

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22 November 2019 Pound Sterling's Rally Fades amidst Lingering Hung Parliament Fears, Sterling Set to Register a Rare Weekly Loss vs. Euro

The past week has seen that the Pound underperform a number of its largest rivals, particularly the Euro. While losses aren't substantial, at the very least it can be said the rally that took placeโ€ฆ

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20 November 2019 1st Election Debate Doesn't Shift the Dial on Sterling, Losses Tipped to Remain Shallow

Foreign exchange analysts give their verdict on the ITV party leader debate and what it means for Sterling going forward.

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14 November 2019 Pound Sterling Today: 11th Hour Deal between Conservative and Brexit Party Poses Upside Risks vs. Euro and Dollar

The British Pound could rally today if a last-ditch deal is struck between the Conservative Party and Brexit Party aimed at ensuring the leave vote is not split in the upcoming General Election.

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14 November 2019 Forecasts for Pound Sterling vs. Euro and Dollar on Various Election Outcomes

The British Pound would rally the most under a Liberal Democrat outright majority say analysts at independent research house Capital Economics.

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12 November 2019 Pound Sterling Latest: New YouGov Poll Suggests Conservative Lead has Grown, Pound Advances on Euro and Dollar in Response

The British Pound was bid higher on Tuesday following the release of a YouGov poll that showed the Conservative Party had extended its lead in their election polling series.

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12 November 2019 UK Labour Market Statistics Point to Softening Economy

The British Pound was seen relinquishing many of the previous day's gains following the release of data that confirms the UK's labour market continues to soften.

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