28 January 2019 Pound Lower as Markets Eye 24 Hours of Risk Ahead

The British Pound is seen trading near multi-week highs against the U.S. Dollar, Euro and a number of other major currencies at the start of what promises to be another week packed with political i…

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25 January 2019 British Pound Surges on DUP Shift, Hits 1.16 vs. Euro, 1.31 vs. U.S. Dollar

Pound Sterling's 2019 advance accelerated on news Northern Ireland's DUP have softened their resistance to Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit deal.

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24 January 2019 Pound Sterling Higher after Austria say Three-month Brexit Extension Possible, Pound Touches Fresh 2-Month Highs

The British Pound has pushed to new 2019 highs as markets continue to price in an expectation that Brexit will be delayed beyond March 29, a delay Prime Minister Theresa May is reportedly recognisi…

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23 January 2019 The Pound Powers to Fresh Two-Month Highs as Markets Sniff a Brexiteer Retreat

Pound Sterling has hit fresh two-month highs against the U.S. Dollar and Euro in the mid-week session as one of 2019's favourite trade shows it has the legs to run a little further.

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22 January 2019 Update: Pound Powers Higher on Bumper Wage Data while MPs Lay Ground Work for Suspending Brexit

Pound Sterling trades towards the top end of a multi-week range against the Dollar and Euro thanks to a combination of positive technical momentum and developments that suggest a 'no deal' Brexit w…

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21 January 2019 Pound Strengthens as Poland offers May's Plan B a Boost, Grieve Moves to Suspend Brexit

Prime Minister Theresa May will today reveal to parliament the shape of the government's "Plan B" Brexit deal with the hope that lawmakers will unite behind the proposed changes, an outcome that wo…

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18 January 2019 Pound Sterling "Very Cheap": Morgan Stanley

The British Pound is cheap by historical standards and the low probability of a ‘no-deal’ Brexit means the currency is likely to rise in the future, says Morgan Stanley.

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