The Bank of England (BOE) rate meeting on Thursday and Non-Farm Payrolls are the twin highlights for the GBP/USD pair in the week ahead.
Read more … →The maintenance of free trade with the rest of the EU is fast becoming the top priority for Theresa May and her government, with potentially positive consequences for sterling.
Read more … →The Indian rupee is supported by rising growth and inflation which contrasts with the pound which remains floundering after its self-inflicted referendum wound.
Read more … →UK economic growth has defied expectations and risen at a greater-than-expected rate for the period leading up to the EU referendum. A weaker Pound can be thanked.
Read more … →The English and European central banks were thought to be in the same boat when it came to the after-effects of Brexit, but recent data is starting to show a growing difference.
Read more … →Pound Sterling is sharply lower on Tuesday the 26th of July after a noted Bank of England Monetary Policy Committee member indicated he is now willing to vote to cut interest rates.
Read more … →Eight year recurring cycle also supports possibility pair may be making long-term lows within next 6-12 months.
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