UK data is important with rising inflation boosting the pound. The BOE convenes amid a worsening dilemma about interest rates. Which way will the pound go?
The inconclusive UK elections found Theresa May scrambling to form a coalition. She is pressured to soften her stance on Brexit, but the UK could face a fresh round of elections should her coalition crumble. UK data is also important with rising inflation boosting the pound. The BOE convenes amid a worsening dilemma about interest rates.
A special focus on Sterling:
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