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Sterling is sharply outperforming in similar vain to this time last Monday when most in the UK where absent due to the early May Day Bank holiday, and several factors are aligning to propel the Pound beyond key or psychological levels against its major counterparts.
Indeed, Cable has breached the 1.4000 mark that has been impervious since late February and now looks primed for a run at the next round number with the aid of ongoing Buck weakness in wake of last Friday’s US labour data disappointment, but also after Scottish election results over the weekend revealing a win for the SNP, but a single vote short of the absolute majority needed to call another independence referendum.
Meanwhile, UK Health Minister Dories has alluded to the possibility that very good data regarding vaccinations and COVID-19 developments could prompt PM Johnson to bring forward the next stage of reopening from lockdown.
Sterling is sharply outperforming in similar vain to this time last Monday when most in the UK where absent due to the early May Day Bank holiday, and several factors are aligning to propel the Pound beyond key or psychological levels against its major counterparts.
Indeed, Cable has breached the 1.4000 mark that has been impervious since late February and now looks primed for a run at the next round number with the aid of ongoing Buck weakness in wake of last Friday’s US labour data disappointment, but also after Scottish election results over the weekend revealing a win for the SNP, but a single vote short of the absolute majority needed to call another independence referendum.
Meanwhile, UK Health Minister Dories has alluded to the possibility that very good data regarding vaccinations and COVID-19 developments could prompt PM Johnson to bring forward the next stage of reopening from lockdown.