The British pound today rallied higher against the US dollar in the European session amid growing support of Theresa May‘s Brexit deal among UK lawmakers. The GBP/USD currency pair today headed lower in the American session amid growing geopolitical fears, which caused the US dollar to rally as investors sought safety.
The Sterling pound today fell from its daily highs against the US dollar after rumors emerged that the Irish DUP was still opposed to the British PM’s Brexit deal. The GBP/USD currency pair was buffeted by new headlines relating to Brexit throughout today’s session as its gains were largely limited by the uncertainty associated with the current Brexit situation.
The Sterling pound today fell to new lows against the US dollar as it was buffeted by negative Brexit headlines from the early London session. The GBP/USD currency pair later fell to new record lows on rumors that the EU will allow an extension of Article 50 up to May 22, which is quite short.
The British pound today fell from intra-day lows against the US dollar as investors awaited the crucial vote on a second Brexit referendum. The GBP/USD currency pair yesterday rallied to multi-month highs after UK leaders voted to take a no-deal scenario off the table.
The British pound today traded in a range amid a lack of any major Brexit headlines or macro releases to push the cable in either direction. Investors were waiting for the outcome of Theresa May‘s visit to Northern Ireland in order to determine the currency pair’s future direction.
The British pound today traded in a consolidative range as markets await the Parliamentary vote on Theresa May‘s Brexit Plan B scheduled for later today. Today’s debate is quite important, but it is not a meaningful vote like the 15 January vote, which handed the UK government a historic defeat.
The Great Britain pound rose against its most-traded rivals today on hopes that the country will be able to avoid hard Brexit that can cause serious damage to Britain’s economy.
The British pound today declined slightly against the US dollar even as Brexit jitters continued to weigh down the cable. The pound was further affected by the DUP’s resistance to the current Brexit deal given that Theresa May needs the 10 votes from DUP members led by Arlene Foster in order to have a majority in the House of Commons.
The Sterling pound today traded lower against the US dollar as markets awaited the crucial meeting between the British PM Theresa May and her cabinet to approve the draft Brexit deal. The pound declined further following the release of weak UK consumer price index report in the early London session, which further soured investor sentiment towards the Sterling.
The Great Britain pound sank on Monday against all other most-traded currencies, including the euro that was extremely weak itself, amid the negative Brexit headlines, which made the currency unappealing to investors.
