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Iran attack on US troops triggers wave of risk aversion. Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal has returned to the House of Commons.
Euro rises above 1.12 level on higher services PMI. UK PMI data also gets revised sharply higher, leading to a rally against US dollar.
Dollar trades lower as geopolitical risks rise. Boris Johnson has until the end of June to ask for an extension to the transition period.
2019 was another eventful year in the currency markets. Ongoing trade tensions between the US and China dominated much of the headlines.
Sterling enters 2020 on the front foot. The euro has been supported by increased global optimism, investors now looked for improved data out of the EU.
UK parliament set to vote in favour of PM’s Brexit deal. Chief Executive of the FCA, Andrew Bailey, has been announced as Mark Carney’s successor.
Trump impeached: Why the lack of dollar reaction? The Bank of England will release the minutes from their latest meeting this afternoon.
Sterling gives up election gains on fresh Brexit concerns. A strong data out of Germany has raised hopes of a pick up in activity in the Eurozone.
Pound slumps one percent on renewed Brexit concerns. A US-China trade truce has been agreed, but we are still far from a deal.