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The Pound rose to 10 day high this morning after reports out of Germany suggested that the EU was ready to offer the UK a Brexit transitional deal.
The Dollar fell against most major currencies yesterday evening after the Fed’s meeting minutes voiced concern about the slowdown in US inflation.
The UK currency rallied for the second straight day on Tuesday after the release of an upbeat set of industrial and manufacturing production data.
Theresa May vowed to ward off a leadership challenge, while signalling a possible cabinet reshuffle over the weekend, resulting in Sterling recovery.
The US Dollar rose against just about every other major currency last week, whereas Sterling lost ground on Theresa May’s speech.
The US Dollar jumped to its strongest position since mid-August this morning following some impressive economic data and hawkish Federal Reserve speakers.
The Pound fell to its weakest position in over three weeks this morning amid a mixed reaction to yesterday’s speech from Prime Minister Theresa May.
The Euro clawed back ground against the US Dollar on Tuesday, whilst Pound was on the back foot yesterday amid slowdown concerns.
Ebury had an especially pleasing performance for Pound Sterling (GBP), ranking in the top ten for the second consecutive quarter.
The single currency sank to its weakest position in six weeks this morning on concerns surrounding the weekend’s Catalan referendum in Spain.
