A soft start to the new week for the British Pound as markets digest some key political headlines from the weekend.

November 13,2017

The UK's trade deficit grew to -18.1bn in September as the country continued to import more than it exports - Sterling probably weakened as a result.

November 10,2017

The latest round of Brexit negotiations conclude today with an all-important update from chief negotiators Michel Barnier and David Davis forming a key event for markets.

November 10,2017

Friday’s solid industrial production number confirms the UK economy regained some lost momentum in the third-quarter, but will do little to lift the preliminary estimate of GDP.

November 10,2017

Grounds for another Bank of England rate hike are low and likely to diminish further as time elapses, leaving Sterling wholly exposed to Brexit-related shifts in sentiment. 

November 9,2017

Theresa May has the chance to appoint an ally, thereby shoring up her authority and stabilising a fractured Cabinet. The promise of stability at the very top can only be good for the value of the British Pound going forward.

November 9,2017