No sterling let up after ‘relentless’ fall

Sterling was set for a record 10th week of consecutive losses against the euro as weak UK data and the growing possibility of British interest rate cuts in the event of a chaotic Brexit kept investors sidelined.

No sterling let up after ‘relentless’ fall

Sterling was set for a record 10th week of consecutive losses against the euro as weak UK data and the growing possibility of British interest rate cuts in the event of a chaotic Brexit kept investors sidelined.

The British currency, however, was traded slightly higher in the London afternoon session, both against the dollar and the euro.

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