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| | | Now that's how you jawbone a currency. The British pound soared to pre-Brexit levels against the US dollar and the Japanese yen - and to a two-month high against the strengthening euro - at the close of last week's trading. And no, it's not because ... |
| | | | ... year to date, the Australian dolla3r has risen by 9.3% versus the greenback and 5% on the TWI. In comparison, the British pound has risen not as much (up 5.5 %) against the US dollar while the Japanese yen and the Chinese yuan have appreciated by 5.2% ... |
| | | | ... to WTO rules and tariff levels - some of the pain to the UK export sector has been blunted by the 13% fall in the British pound relative to the euro," Lafferty said. He said further uncertainty is being fueled by insecurity around the resultant movement ... |
| | | | ... for going into Brexit negotiations have, given the election results, increased Brexit uncertainty. This sent the British pound down. Sterling's effective exchange rate dropped by 1.4% the day after the 8 June elections, for a total depreciation of 12.2% ... |
| | | | ... he has convened the European Council on 29 April 2017. The market's reaction to the news was little reaction. The British pound dipped a bit from US$1.2450 to US$1.2438; The FTSE-100 index gained a bit, up 0.4% on the day; and the yield on 10-year UK ... |
| | | | ... the eight straight month of accelerating price gains. Yes, that's since July 2016 - after the Brexit vote sent the British pound sharply down. |
| | | | ... year) while the core rate has advanced to 1.6% from 1.4%. The strength in domestic economic activity, along with the British pound's sharp depreciation - Sterling's effective exchange rate has dropped by 12.9% since Brexit on 23 June 2016 - would put ... |
| | | | ... petrol and diesel prices, along with a significant slowdown in the fall in food prices" and of course, the weak British pound. Core inflation - which excludes volatile items such as fuel and food items - was unchanged at 1.6% in January from December ... |
| | | | ... before the 23 June 2016 referendum, financial markets liked the certainty - underscored by the 2.9% jump in the British pound to US$1.2397 after May's speech. 'Twas nicely timed too - spoken before it's buried under the hubris and carnival of Donald ... |
| | | | ... this year. UK inflation Inflation measures in the United Kingdom continue to accelerate not surprisingly due to the British pound's sharp depreciation since June's Brexit vote. Headline consumer prices rose by 1.2% in the year to November - the highest ... |
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