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GBP has rallied to a seven-week high against the euro ahead of the weekend as EU and UK officials confirm that post-Brexit trade negotiations are making progress.
By Tom Holian
GBP advanced against the euro and other major currencies as news of progress in post-Brexit trade negotiations in London emerged, is a trade deal in sight?
By Dayle Littlejohn
The Pound remains somewhat stagnant at present within the current political and economic landscape we currently find ourselves in.
By Sam Mills
Brexit talks remain in the balance with just 65 days until the end of the year deadline when a no-deal exit will be triggered.
By Jonathan Watson
Sterling saw a much quieter trading day yesterday, with GBPEUR remaining in the 1.10s and GBPUSD around the 1.31 mark over the course of the day.
By Daniel Wright
The pound surged more than 1 percent against the euro and 1.5 percent against the US dollar on news that the UK and EU will restart trade talks.
By Chris Doane
Pound sterling lost ground against the euro and US dollar yesterday as returning lockdowns and Brexit cast shadow over UK economic recovery.
By Steve Eakins
After the post lock down surge in activity over the summer months the economy is braced for a tough time through the winter months.
By Michelle Fox
Very anti-climactic week previously as very little news seems to come out of the summit regarding updates to Brexit.
By Ben Fletcher
GBP slipped against its major currency counterparts during yesterday’s trading as once again concerns around the progress of Brexit talks pulled the pound’s value into question.
By Ben Small
Brexit discussions atthe upcoming EU Summit this week to cause volatility for GBP exchange rates.
By Joseph Wright
EU Summit on Thursday could cause currency markets to be vaolatile as UK and EU look to agree the foundations of a deal.
The past week has seen sterling continue to see lot of movement within tight ranges, mainly driven by the markets seeking clarity over Brexit developments.
By Rob Harold
As Brexit negotiations continue, fishing right is proving to be a major sticking point for progress on a Brexit trade deal.
By Daniel Johnson
Politics continues to be the driving force behind global FX markets as Brexit negotiations and the US election cause volatility.
By Lauren Buckner
