GBP/USD Bounces Off 1.3000 – New Post-Brexit Low

Another milestone in the pound’s post Brexit fall is seen in the post-Independence Day trading session. The main culprit has been the construction sector and the fund freezes – emergency measures that prohibit investors to withdraw funds.

Another milestone in the pound’s post Brexit fall is seen in the post-Independence Day trading session. The main culprit has been the construction sector and the fund freezes – emergency measures that prohibit investors to withdraw funds.

GBP/USD dips its feet under 1.30 but is not going too far.

Three property funds announced a fund freeze in the past 24 hours: it began with Standard Life, continued with Aviva and became stronger with M&G – the latest to announce but probably not the last.

The construction sector has led the recovery and could lead the downturn.

BOE Governor did not help: while he explained how his institution was doing everything it could to stabilize the situation and provide liquidity, he did not paint a positive picture. Once again, Carney said that risk are being materialized and that prospects are not really positive.

Here is how this dip looks on the chart.

GBPUSD new historic low July 5 2016

 

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