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.
The Pound continues to balance between the gains and losses versus its major counterparts, even though the fundamentals were not at all favourable yesterday for the UK currency.
The Sterling held relatively well yesterday, considering the bearish fundamentals. The currency outperformed (CHF, USD, CAD) and underperformed (EUR, AUD, NZD) the same number of currencies, while staying unchanged with respect to the Japanese Yen (-0.05%).
Performance of the British Pound on Friday was mixed. The currency managed to gain against the Euro (+0.30%), but at the same time the Sterling gave up 0.65 and 0.52% of its value in terms of the Australian and US dollars respectively.
The Sterling rallied against some major peers on Thursday, but declined against the others.
The British currency advanced against most major peers on Wednesday, amid the narrowing between the spending and income in the public sector.
The Pound declined against most major peers on Tuesday, with exception against the Kiwi and the Yen.
The Sterling appreciated against other major currencies on Monday.
The British Pound appreciated against most major peers on Friday and over the weekend, with exception against the US Dollar.
The Sterling suffered losses against most major peers, with exception against the Euro, where it gained 0.62%.
In spite of poor Average Earnings Index and Claimant Count Change readings, the Sterling managed to appreciate against most major peers due to a better-than-expected Unemployment Rate figure.
The British Pound declined against most major peers on Tuesday, due to poor inflation data.
The British currency experienced mixed performance on Monday, as it appreciated against some major peers and declined against the others.
The Sterling declined against most major peers on Friday and over the weekend, amid worse-than-expected Trade Balance figures.