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The Pound Sterling gains to near 1.2965 against the US Dollar, while investors ignore fresh tariffs by US President Trump on auto imports. Fed Kashkari supports leaving interest rates at their ...

Although the upbeat UK data helped Pound Sterling find demand with the immediate reaction, the risk-averse market atmosphere seems to be making it difficult for the pair to stretch higher.

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The pound rose slightly on Tuesday after falling to a two-week low the previous day, as investors continued to try to gauge ...

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the pound has climbed more than 6pc against the dollar since mid-January. The rally has been driven by US currency weakness, rather than sterling strength, as Donald Trump pushes ahead with his ...

Dollar-equivalent amounts dropped also among holdings in euro, pound sterling, yuan, yen, Swiss franc and Australian and ...

The pound briefly rose on Friday after data showed UK retail sales were surprisingly strong in February, offering some ...

STORY LINK GBP/USD Forecast: Pound Sterling Strengthens vs Dollar Following Downbeat US GDP Pound Sterling (GBP) climbed against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday following the publication of the US’s ...

Post-EU referendum price action for the Pound Sterling (GBP) has seen GBP-crosses swing rapidly, often by upwards of 1% per day as markets react to a constant stream of Brexit related developments.