Posts Tagged ‘Middle East’
Dollar on the Back Foot as Political Risks Rise
GBP: Trade Deal with the U.S. Supports the Pound The pound strengthened last week, supported by the announcement of a UK–U.S. trade agreement. The deal reduced tariffs on British automotive and aerospace exports, boosting optimism around UK trade and economic prospects. Sterling also benefited from broader dollar weakness. GBP/USD climbed from 1.3377 to 1.3726 over…
Read MoreGeopolitical Tensions Drive Investors to USD
GBP Sterling took a hit, sliding to its lowest point against the Dollar since November, now hovering just above the 1.24 mark, all down to Dollar strength, mainly due to tensions in the Middle East boosting the Dollar’s safe-haven appeal. Sterling is trading better against the Euro, trading around 1.1710, with the Euro weakness mainly…
Read MorePound’s Rebound, Eurozone Expectations & Dollar’s Rollercoaster
GBP The British Pound had quite a journey last week. The Bank of England (BoE) decided to keep things stable by maintaining the interest rates at 5.25% for the second time in a row. This decision injected some strength into the Pound. New inflation forecasts from the BoE have predicted that consumer inflation might cool…
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