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The US Dollar was fairly range bound against its major peers on Tuesday ahead of the release of tonight’s highly anticipated FOMC minutes.

The Pound’s mini rally against the US Dollar came to an end on Monday after manufacturing data out of the UK economy came in slightly below expectations.

The Euro slumped by almost 2% against the US Dollar last week on expectations that the ECB is unlikely to begin raising interest rates amid weak inflation.

The Euro declined to a two week low on Friday morning, with weak inflation data out of the Eurozone overriding concerns about the Trump Administration.

The Pound steadied itself on Wednesday following a choppy day’s trading which saw the UK Government formally trigger Article 50.

UK Prime Minister Theresa May will trigger Article 50 this afternoon, officially notifying the European Union of Britain’s intention to leave the bloc.

US Dollar falls on Trump policy concerns, Sterling rises ahead of Article 50 trigger by the PM Theresa May this Wednesday.

Markets traded within a fairly narrow range throughout much of last week, despite Donald Trump’s failure to push through health care reforms in the US.

The Pound rose to a one month high against the US Dollar after the release of a better-than-expected set of retail sales figures.

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