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Pound Strong Versus Dollar on Global Recovery


The U.K. currency extended Friday’s gains versus the U.S. dollar today as global optimism helped speculations that an economic recovery in the U.K.

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Pound edges higher against a stronger dollar, which found support from weak consumer sentiment

Sterling closed up against the dollar yesterday, but slipped back nearly a cent from its intra-day high after a survey showed that consumer confidence in the US disappointed market expectations.

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Corporate reports coming week will support the stock market

S & P500 index is inside a giant “wedge”: the resistance trend line is at the level of 1113, support the trend line – in 1058.

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Sterling made substantial ground on the dollar yesterday as the BoE showed no sign of loosening montary policy further

Dollar selling in the market was stepped up with investors moving into the pound as the MPC minutes proved more positive than expected.

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The British pound traded with a positive attitude

The British pound traded with a positive attitude and has already reached sessional maximum near $ 1.6430 – support the currency has a general weakening of the U.S.

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Pound reached over $1.64 yesterday, but has slipped half a cent in trading this morning

Having traded in the red during the morning session, the pound rebounded back over $1.64, climbing for the fifth consecutive day and reaching a near one-month high of $1.6422.

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Aussie edged higher vs the pound again yesterday, but sterling has rebounded following upbeat comments from a BoE policymaker

The aussie edged higher yesterday as continued strong demand for the high-yielding currency offset positive employment data in the UK.

  • The UK currency found early support following better-than-expected employment data that revealed the rate of people claiming benefit allowance was declining.
  • However, the news was unable to buoy a broadly weaker pound, with investors continuing to be attracted by the recent rate rise and general positive sentiment surrounding the Australian economy.

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Sterling is making strong headway against a weakened dollar, advancing towards 1.62

Sterling made strong gains in early trading yesterday following better-than-expected employment data, but the price pulled back to close up 0.4% at $1.5980.

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Data on retail sales have supported the dollar

The report on retail sales drop in September, which turned out to be weaker than analysts expected has had a positive impact on the dollar, which currently continues to demonstrate the desire to recover some losses .

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Sterling loses further ground to the dollar on specualtion of a further extension of QE

Traders continued to sell sterling yesterday, pushing the UK currency down to a five-month low against the dollar, eventually closing at 1.5797.

  • The pound lost ground after an economics and business report forecast that sterling could fall as low as $1.40 against the dollar.

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Investors were cautious yesterday ahead of an ECB rate decision, but the euro has rebounded this morning

The euro relinquished some of its recent gains against the greenback yesterday, with investors on the defensive ahead of the ECB rate decision today.

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Stong servies data and rallying equities were unable to buoy a weak pound yesterday, enabling the dollar to creep up

The pound continued to edge downward, undermined by speculation ahead of the MPC meeting later this week.

  • Data revealed that Britain’s services sector grew more strongly than expected in September, expanding at its fastest rate for two years, quelling fears over the UK recovery following weak PMI data in the manufacturing and construction industries last week.

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Weak US data sapped demand for the aussie yesterday, enabling the pound to gain

The pound rebounded strongly yesterday, gaining over two cents, or 1.3%, as a sharp rise in risk aversion in the market, dulled demand for the ‘riskier’ currency.

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Euro advanced yesterday but its progress has been halted today in the wake of dovish euro speculation

The euro pushed higher against the dollar yesterday in choppy trading, even as disappointing US economic data weakened stocks.

  • The single currency made strong gains yesterday morning, supported by the results of the ECB cash tender offer.

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Weak US data yesterday afternoon strengthened dollar appeal, trimming sterling’s gains

A mixed bag of data in the US prevented the pound from sustaining early gains yesterday, eventually closing just 0.1% up on the day at $1.5980.

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