Monday, 30 September 2019

Google Alert - British Pound

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British Pound
Daily update September 30, 2019
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The British pound has rallied slightly to kick off the trading week against the Japanese yen, as we are currently testing the 50 day EMA. This is a major ...
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The British pound went back and forth during the trading session on Monday, as we continue to bang around the 1.23 GBP handle. This is an area that ...
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The British Pound underperformed against its major counterparts on Friday after the Bank of England fueled dovish monetary policy expectations.
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GBP/EUR to probably fall a little way lower. - After hitting 1.12 a number of possibilities exist. - Pound to be driven by Brexit news and PMIs. - Euro by ...
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Markets are pricing in an increased chance of Britain reaching a deal with the European Union to exit the region in an agreed manner by the end of ...
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By Steve Goldstein, MarketWatch. Markets are pricing in an increased chance of Britain reaching a deal with the European Union to exit the region in ...
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The dollar was supported on Monday in cautious trade as worries of an ... on British pound, to trade at $1.0936 per euro and $1.2292 per pound.
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The British Pound topped below the 1.2600 resistance area against the US Dollar. The GBP/USD pair started a fresh decline and broke many key ...
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The Pound-to-Australian Dollar exchange rate is trading at around 1.8220 on Monday, after falling 1.42% in the week before, and the immediate ...
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Here's one example of how a strong U.S. dollar can work in your favor. This past summer the British pound sterling plunged to a thirty-year low against ...
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