The Pound Sterling trades in a tight range as investors await the UK Employment data for the three months ending September.

The Pound Sterling (GBP) staged a comeback versus the US Dollar (USD), lifting the GBP/USD pair from the lowest level in three months near 1.2835.

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According to MUFG, a slower pace of BoE rate cuts could support the currency, but added; “The main downside risk for the ...

The pound rose on Thursday ahead of a Bank of England rate decision, although trading was still mostly dominated by the ...

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Sterling was within striking distance of its highest level in more than 2-1/2 years against the euro on Friday as investors ...

Right now, money markets show traders believe UK rates could fall by just over half a percent next year - something ...

The pound gained as traders pared bets on further Bank of England monetary easing this year, with the outlook for price ...

Investors are betting on a rebound for the pound, a sudden u-turn from just 10 days ago when the UK’s big-spending budget ...

Gold prices fell in early European trading, pressured by a strengthening dollar amid Trump’s presidential victory. Spot gold lost 0.1% to $2,668.41 per ounce, while US gold futures slipped 0.6% to ...