Weaker UK growth, slashed Tory lead leaves pound ...
The pound fell to new lows at the close of the week following the release of worse-than-expected UK growth data and the latest election poll results.
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The pound fell to new lows at the close of the week following the release of worse-than-expected UK growth data and the latest election poll results.
After a more than sluggish start to the week, the pound finally managed to recoup some losses on Tuesday.
UK political developments, comments from Europe and last night’s devastating terror incident have all left the pound struggling.
The pound was on mixed form last week, falling sharply against the euro, edging higher versus the Australian dollar and climbing over a cent versus th
With the Conservative’s lead over labour falling in the latest polls, the pound edged lower as a new week of trading began.
An upbeat UK retail sales report gave the pound a boost on Thursday, but a surprising ‘flash crash’ in the evening saw GBP give up its gains.
Accelerating UK inflation left the pound fluctuating on Tuesday, with the currency first climbing and then falling against most of its rivals.
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