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GBPDave Ramsden, Bank of England (BoE) Deputy Governor, stated that he held a slightly pessimistic view of the UK growth outlook compared to the Bank, but a smooth Brexit process would mean gradual monetary policy tightening would become appropriate.
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VIEW FULL ARTICLEGBPWith no UK economic data releases, political developments and global market trends continued to drive Sterling trading. James Cleverly joined the Conservative leadership race divisions deepened within the Labour Party. Brexit concerns continued to erode Sterling support, although a formal endorsement of a second referendum by Labour could boost increasing...
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VIEW FULL ARTICLEGBPPolitics and the Pound have not mixed well lately. Sterling remains under pressure as the race to replace Theresa May gathers steam. The market is, however, hoping for a quick return to the Brexit process and investors are waiting for more clarity on future exit plans.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEGBPThe Pound experienced choppy trading conditions on Friday, especially around the widely expected resignation announcement from Theresa May. The PM will stand down on June 7th following widespread condemnation of her latest Withdrawal Plan proposals and the markets brace for more volatility and political uncertainty and as we draw closer...
VIEW FULL ARTICLEGBPSterling continues to be driven by the changing winds of the Brexit storm especially with no UK data releases and the EU elections triggering a media blackout. Despite hitting 1.2606 against the Dollar yesterday, Dollar weakness and optimism for faster Brexit progress once Theresa May resigns took precedence allowed some retracement.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEGBPUK headline consumer inflation grew by 2.1% in April, up from March’s 1.9% but still short of the forecasted 2.2% growth. Core inflation was unchanged at 1.8%. Government borrowing printed lowest April deficit since 2007 at £5.8bn, marginally lower than figures for April last year.
VIEW FULL ARTICLEGBPUK CBI industrial orders printed below expectations at -10 for May, down from -5 previously and the weakest figures since October 2016. Despite a net increase in output, the exports component also declined. On-going political concerns eroded Pound support and Dollar strength maintained the pressure with a dip to five-week...
VIEW FULL ARTICLEGBPDeputy Governor of the Bank of England (BoE), Ben Broadbent stated that investment had declined throughout 2018 and that the negative trend continues. The comment and accompanying warning over Brexit uncertainty added to the already negative Pound sentiment.
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