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The pound initially opened last week’s session on stable footing as GBP investors welcomed Scotland’s lifting of its remaining coronavirus restriction
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The pound initially opened last week’s session on stable footing as GBP investors welcomed Scotland’s lifting of its remaining coronavirus restriction
The euro got off to a steady start last week, with the currency being supported by the Eurozone’s latest GDP and inflation figures.
The US dollar enjoyed strong support through last week’s session as a firmly entrenched risk-off mood saw investors favour the safe-haven ‘greenback’.
The Australian dollar came under some significant selling pressure last week, as the prevailing risk-off mood saw investors largely shun the high-yiel
The pound rallied on Monday, lifted by an upbeat market mood and pullback in the US dollar.
The pound continued to trend lower on Friday, after the UK reported a shock contraction in retail sales.
The US dollar continued to race higher on Thursday, in response to a further souring of market sentiment.
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