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Currency markets were in flux again on Wednesday as the global coronavirus pandemic stoked volatility.
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Currency markets were in flux again on Wednesday as the global coronavirus pandemic stoked volatility.
Following the Bank of England’s (BoE) surprise decision to cut interest rates to a fresh low of 0.1% the mood towards the pound widely improved.
Having plummeted to its lowest levels since 1985 on Wednesday, the pound mounted a comeback yesterday after the Bank of England (BoE) announced its se
The pound bounced back on Thursday, clawing back some of its recent losses as the Bank of England took action to calm markets.
The pound entered freefall yesterday, with the GBP/USD exchange rate striking its lowest levels since 1985.
Demand for the pound weakened yesterday in spite of the head of the Office for Budget Responsibility’s call for the UK government to shore up the econ
The pound struggled to find support on Monday, with Sterling sentiment fluctuating as the UK government’s ‘heard-immunity’ approach to the coronavirus
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