Is the pound set to suffer amidst Johnson’s latest political woes?
Another day of political turmoil awaits Johnson’s government after two top cabinet members Sunak and Javid resigned yesterday. But does the British pound care?
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Another day of political turmoil awaits Johnson’s government after two top cabinet members Sunak and Javid resigned yesterday. But does the British pound care?
The British pound hit some turbulence overnight thanks to the confidence vote (or lack of) for UK’s Prime Minister, Boris Johnson.
“Sources” say a Brexit trade deal is “imminent”.
UK and EU leaders agree that negotiations should continue but a no-deal Brexit is still the most likely outcome on December 31.
The UK and the EU are on course for a no-deal Brexit that could rattle financial markets. We look at what it means for the pound, the FTSE 100, and stocks.
Boris Johnson set the new deadline for to a trade deal to be done on Sunday night.
Headlines will push the Pound around over the next few days.
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson will return to work today after suffering from the coronavirus.
Regardless of Boris Johnson’s health, the upside looks limited!
GBP/USD is in a 400-pip range today and up 2.5%
With today’s price action in Euro and Sterling, the next pair to look at is EUR/GBP.
GBP/USD is rallying for its fourth consecutive day, but remains in the middle of its four-month range centered at 1.30...
Today officials from both sides began laying out the groundwork for a new agreement
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