The Sterling experienced mixed performance over the last 24 hours, amid some fundamental data failing to beat expectations.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance on Friday and over the weekend, mostly appreciating against commodity currencies.
The British currency mostly declined against other major peers on Thursday, with exception against the Aussie.
The Autumn Forecast Statement helped the UK currency to strengthen against most major peers yesterday.
The British Pound sustained losses against other major currencies on Tuesday.
The Pound was in for another day of declines, with the only exceptions being against the Kiwi and the Aussie.
The Sterling sustained losses against most major peers on Friday and over the weekend, with exception versus the Euro, against which it added 0.14%.
The Pound declined against most major peers on Thursday, due to disappointing Retail Sales figures.
The British currency remained strong for an extra day, as it advanced against most major peers.
The British currency appreciated against most major peers on Tuesday, as the inflation data fell in line with expectations.
The Sterling remained strong against most major peers on Monday, with exception versus the Loonie and the US Dollar.
The Pound held gains against most major peers for another day on Friday and even the weekend.
Due to lack of market movers, Sterling profit taking occurred against some major peers on Thursday.
The Sterling strengthened against other major currencies on Wednesday, boosted by lower unemployment rate.
The British currency appreciated against other major peers, due to the anticipated Claimant Count Change hype.
The Sterling rebounded on Monday, appreciating against most of other major currencies.
Rather strong readings of the UK Manufacturing Production and Trade Balance were insufficient for the British Pound to post significant gains against other major currencies.
Today's chart is showing a rather pessimistic Sterling performance.
On the day before the UK Bank Rate Votes, the Sterling appreciated against most major peers with exception against the Swissie and US Dollar.
Despite a poor reading of the UK Construction PMI, the Sterling appreciated against most major peers.
The Pound managed to post solid gains (0.40%) only against the New Zealand Dollar, despite a strong reading of the UK Manufacturing PMI.
The Sterling appreciated against most major peers on Friday and over the weekend, with exception against the commodity currencies.
The British Pound managed to appreciate against most major peers, with exception against the Swiss Franc and the Euro.
The Pound posted gains against most of its major peers, with exception against the US and Canadian Dollars.