13 December 2017 Pound Sterling Advances on G10 Basket after Wage Squeeze Eases and Unemployment Holds 42 Yr Low

The squeeze on UK wage packets has eased. Markets will now focus on Thursday's Bank of England meeting and European Council summit.

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12 December 2017 British Pound Holds Gains Over Euro after Inflation Tops 3%, Folds to Dollar Advance

Brexit news now takes a backseat as the focus turns back to economic data, with November inflation, wages and the Bank of England front and centre.

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08 December 2017 Deutsche Bank Turning More Optimistic on Pound Sterling, Hints at Upgrade in GBP vs. EUR Rate for 2018

Early on Friday morning, Theresa May finally managed to broker an agreement with the Irish government, the DUP and the EU to take the UK onto the next phase of Brexit negotiations, Deutsche Bank asโ€ฆ

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08 December 2017 British Pound Outlook vs. Euro and Dollar Following Brexit Deal: Analysts are Giving their Views

Pound Sterling is seen rising as a deal between the E.U. and U.K. over the first phase of Brexit negotiations has this morning been confirmed. We ask the analyst community where they see Sterling gโ€ฆ

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08 December 2017 Deal in the Bag: Pound Sterling Breaks Higher as Deal is Confirmed Over Breakfast in Brussels

U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May has worked the phones through the night and is this morning in Brussels with Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union David Davis to seal the deal on a finaโ€ฆ

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07 December 2017 Pound Sterling Surges as E.U. + U.K. Make Late Night Push for Brexit Breakthrough

Reports that the U.K., Ireland and the E.U. are working through the night to try and reach a breakthrough on Brexit negotiations has seen buyers rush into the Pound.

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07 December 2017 The Pound is Today's Best Performer as UK Bond Yields Rise

The cost of UK sovereign debt fell and the yield they return to investors rose in the wake of the latest debt auction carried out by the U.K. Government.

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