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The UK currency lost around half a percent of its value against the Dollar yesterday to end trading just above the 1.35 mark.
The US Dollar continued to lose ground against its major peers on the first full trading day of 2018 following a disappointing end of the year.
The Euro slipped versus the Dollar after the Catalan election showed that the separatist parties in the region had achieved enough combined seats to govern.
The tax bill approved by the Senate on Wednesday caused widespread criticism from the Democratic Senators, all 48 of them opposed the bill.
The US Senate approved Donald Trump’s sweeping tax cut plans on Tuesday, further paving the way for the legislation to pass in a matter of days.
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The US Dollar retraced much of Friday’s gains against its major peers throughout London trading on Monday. Meanwhile, South African Rand jumped by over 4%.
The US Dollar had a mixed few days last week, having slumped initially following the third rate hike in 2017, however, clawed back on the tax cut hopes.
Sterling edged off its one week high against the US Dollar as policymakers warned growth in the UK economy could be set to slow in the fourth quarter.
Yesterday the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the third time this year. Today the Bank of England and the European Central Bank are meeting.
