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Increasing evidence of a fourth quarter UK economic slowdown left the pound under pressure, pushing it away from its New Year’s highs.
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Increasing evidence of a fourth quarter UK economic slowdown left the pound under pressure, pushing it away from its New Year’s highs.
As opinion polls continued to point towards a Conservative lead ahead of the upcoming election the pound stormed higher.
The pound continued to firm on Thursday, as rising bets for a Conservative majority lent the currency further support.
The pound roared higher in the mid-week, after a key poll suggested the Conservatives will win a majority in the upcoming election.
The pound roared higher on Thursday as some impressive UK retail sales offered a moment of respite in what has otherwise been a bleak week for GBP.
Confidence in the outlook of the UK economy continued to deteriorate last week as June’s set of UK PMIs all fell short of forecasts, driving the pound
While it might feel like decades, it’s actually only been three years since the UK voted to leave the EU.
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