Pound Sterling erased yesterday's losses against the Euro and Dollar thanks to a recovery in U.S. stock markets.
September 12,2024
The British Pound rose against the Dollar, Euro and other G10 currencies following the release of UK job and wage data that showed no concerning deterioration in the labour market.
September 11,2024
One of the UK's biggest mortgage lenders says house prices have risen at their fastest pace in nearly two years, which analysts say is further evidence of a constructive macroeconomic backdrop for the Pound.
September 6,2024
The British Pound has more fuel in its tank to drive outperformance against the Euro and Dollar over the medium term.
September 6,2024
Although financial markets are positioned for further gains by the Pound, business leaders have sent the first clear warning signal that the outlook is dimming.
September 3,2024
Prime Minister Keir Starmer risks stalling UK growth and the British Pound's impressive run by killing sentiment and enacting taxes that specifically target the growth sectors of the economy.
August 29,2024
Pound Sterling holds onto positive momentum thanks to constructive market sentiment and Friday's contrasting speeches from Andrew Bailey and Jerome Powell. However, we think further outperformance will be more muted in the near term.
August 27,2024
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