Monday 31 October 2022

Google Alert - British Pound

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British Pound
Daily update October 31, 2022
NEWS
A quiet start to what will be a busy week with three major central bank decisions and the monthly US jobs report.
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Global markets reflect positive sentiment after Rishi Sunak was sworn in as the new PM. Can he turn the UK into a 'crypto hub' as promised?
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The US Dollar, Australian Dollar and British Pound are eyeing the Fed, RBA and BoE, respectively. What else is due?
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17 amid speculation there could be billions of pounds of tax increases and spending cuts on the way. Fragile Market. In a sign of how quickly ...
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... office as the new Prime Minister (PM) of the United Kingdom (UK). ... of the economy with the British pound plunging to a record low against ...
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The Chinese currency outperformed the Australian and Canadian dollars and the ... the U.S. dollar, the euro, the British pound and the Japanese yen.
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U.S. exchange rates fell widely throughout much of last week, leading to the largest five-day decline in the Dollar Index since June just as Sterling ...
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Egypt's pound sinks further against dollar after flexibility pledge ... UK recession will be deeper than previously forecast: Goldman Sachs.
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On Oct. 20, British Prime Minister Liz Truss resigned her post only six ... With a net worth estimated at about 8.4 million British pounds ($9.4 ...
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Ongoing optimism in the UK's outlook seemingly boosted the Pound, with Rishi Sunak surviving his first week in Number 10 relatively unscathed.
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