19 April 2019 British Pound: 'No Deal' Brexit Odds to Rise from 15%, will Pressure Sterling Lower vs. Euro and Dollar

The Pound will come under pressure if the odds of a no deal Brexit rise from 15%, which they surely will as the Conservatives forced into delivering Brexit on October 31 amidst fierce backlash from…

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18 April 2019 British Pound Jumps into Easter Break on 'Astonishing' Retail Sales Beat, up 0.3% vs. Euro, Pares Losses vs. Dollar

Pound Sterling was seen outperforming peers on Thursday, April 18 after UK retail sales data surprised the currency market traders by printing at a stronger level than was expected.

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17 April 2019 Sterling Takes Cue from Inflation Data, Labour-Govt Brexit Talks

The Pound is subject to global currents sweeping the foreign exchange markets with a broadly softer U.S. Dollar aiding the GBP/USD higher. However, rumours on the state of Labour-Conservative Brexi…

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16 April 2019 Pound Volatility After Germany's Maas Signals Harder German Line on Brexit Extension while UK Wages Show Robust Growth

Sterling volatility was seen on Tuesday after Heiko Maas indicated a harder line will be forthcoming from Germany on any future Brexit extensions,  while the domestic agenda will be dominated …

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15 April 2019 Pound Sterling's Outlook Tilted Lower Alongside the Conservative's Plunge in the Polls

Foreign exchange markets could once again start taking instruction from UK voting intention polls, amidst an increasingly popular view the country is heading for a general election.

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14 April 2019 Pound Sterling-to-Australian Dollar Forecast: Decline Tipped to Extend

The Pound is stuck in a technical downtrend against the Australian Dollar which is expected to extend. UK employment data and broader investor sentiment will be the factors traders will be eyeing o…

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12 April 2019 Pound Sterling Forecasts Slashed at ING after Brextension Derails Bank of England

The Pound will suffer steep losses against the Euro and Dollar over the next three months, according to ING Group, because Prime Minister Theresa May's latest "Brextension" is likely to derail the …

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