Pound Sterling will end the month of October as the worst performing currency in the world but remains relatively stable as rumours of an impending exit by BoE Carney are laid to rest.
Read more … →Pound Sterling could open the new week in a positive fashion after the UK Business Secretary said it was the Government’s position to seek tariff-free access to the single market.
Read more … →The Government has won a challenge to the Brexit process in Belfast, and Pound Sterling has slipped lower.
Read more … →The GBP/INR pair has traced out a range following the recovery from the exhaustion spike lows. With targets to the downside now met there is a potential for a rebound.
Read more … →Expect the current period of stability in Pound Sterling to extend a little further ahead of a notable move lower say analysts at Citibank.
Read more … →The next headline risks to Pound Sterling comes in the form of Bank of England Governor Carney’s appearance before the House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee.
Read more … →A break above the 1.25 level would confirm a bullish outlook for GBP/USD whilst 1.1400 is the line in the sand for GBP/EUR
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