| 28 Feb 2018 16:18 | Moneyshow.com |
The British pound is the chart to watch given the noise of Brexit and the noise of U.S. rates vs. BOE policy. We appear to be setting up for a larger move for 1.35 rather than the dull game of 1.40 consolidation, writes Bob Savage, CEO of Track ...
moreHowever, a look at its history shows that the Pound has fallen steadily over the centuries so the trader's aphorism contains a germ of truth.
more| 28 Feb 2018 06:46 | Express.co.uk |
Speaking in Brussels on Wednesday, Mr Barnier promised that the draft legal text "contains no surprises to our UK partners" and merely reveals the “joint commitments” between the UK and EU as agreed with Threresa May in December. Although the UK ...
more| 27 Feb 2018 00:45 | Pound Sterling Live |
Capital Economics - the independent economic research organisation - have confirmed they remain one of the more optimistic group of analysts when it comes to the outlook for both the UK economy and the Pound. Analysts have confirmed Sterling is to rise ...
more| 26 Feb 2018 12:00 | Market Realist |
The British pound (FXB) depreciated by 0.53% against the US dollar (UUP) in the week ending February 23. The pound (GBB) closed for the week at 1.397 as compared to 1.404 in the previous week.
moreThe data, however, still point to consumers becoming more cautious in their spending as the slump in the Pound post the Brexit vote hits their purchasing power.
more| 09 Aug 2016 11:52 | The Globe and Mail |
The British pound dipped below $1.30 (U.S.) on Tuesday - and the sagging currency is projected to fall further. The pound's recent weakness comes amid dovish comments from the Bank of England, which cut rates last week, and soft economic data.
more| 09 Aug 2016 02:30 | Telegraph.co.uk |
The pound tanked to a one-month low today as traders said comments made by the Bank of England's IanMcCafferty hurt the currency.
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