A recent strengthening of UK industrial data could mean that GDP growth quickens in the second half while the threat of unease at the ECB could keep the euro in check.
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A surge in manufacturing activity in August suggests the UK economy is indeed picking up steam into the latter end of 2017.
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A quantitative easing exit by the ECB that ties tapering to inflation could keep a lid on the euro, benefiting pound to euro buyers.
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An even weaker British pound will merely stoke a further increase in inflation, likely reigniting speculation of a BoE rate hike being in the pipeline, which would then have a corrective effect.
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The Pound is already pricing in a hard road towards Brexit, and as a result looks very cheap against the Euro.
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What matters for the Pound's outlook is that the E.U. is looking increasingly willing to let the Brexit deadline of March 2019 lapse in order to reinforce the message of European supremacy.
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Weaker house prices have seen the pound fall against all majors except for the dollar, which is currently weighed down by destruction in Texas, the fourth largest U.S. state by GDP, and uneas…
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