After another day the Sterling skyrocketed against most major peers, amid surprise EU referendum polls showing that the majority is voting for the ‘Bremain' camp.
'Bremain' votes kept providing support for the British currency on Tuesday, causing it to post gains across the board, even despite poor inflation figures.
Hopes of the UK remaining in Europe provided support for the British currency on Monday, helping it outperform most major peers.
The Sterling failed to outperform other major currencies on Friday and over the weekend, with rather sharp losses detected against the Yen and the US Dollar.
The Sterling's performance was mostly mild on Thursday, as there were significant movements registered only against three major currencies.
With fears of ‘Brexit' weighing on the UK currency pair, losses were registered across the board on Wednesday, with the only exception being the Cable.
The Sterling had another good day yesterday, having appreciated against most major peers over the day.
The Pound set off with rather good performance this week, having appreciated against most of other major currencies, with exception against the US Dollar and the Swiss Franc.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance on Friday and over the weekend, having appreciated against some major peers, but also declined against the others.
A poor reading of the UK Services PMI yesterday caused the British currency to sustain losses against most major peers.
The British Pound was unable to post significant gains against other major currencies, due to a poor reading of the UK Construction PMI data.
Due to a poor reading of the UK Manufacturing PMI on Tuesday, the Sterling sustained losses against most major peers, with exception against the commodity-based currencies.
The British currency experienced mixed performance on Monday, having appreciated against some major peers, but declined against the others.
The Sterling ended the previous week with losses against most major peers, although some gains were registered against most commodity currencies and the Buck.
The British currency remained relatively unchanged against most major peers on Thursday for the second day, with the only severe loss of 2.56% registered against the Japanese Yen, amid the BoJ's unexpected decision to leave monetary policy unchanged.
The Sterling struggled to post gains against other major currencies on Wednesday, but experienced losses were not as severe, as they were anticipated.
On Tuesday the Pound prolonged its gains across all other major currencies, but struggling to outperform the commodity-based ones.
The Sterling traded well across the board, although gains were rather limited yesterday.
Confidence of Britain remaining in the EU continued to strengthen the Sterling, resulting in relatively good performance over the weekend and last Friday.
The Sterling continued to outperform most of other major currencies, with losses registered only against the safe-haven Yen and the US Dollar.
The British Pound experienced mixed performance over the day, having slumped against some major peers, but also appreciated against the others.
The British currency retained most of it strength on Tuesday, having outperformed most major peers that day.
Due to a rebound of the European stock market, the British currency managed to outperform all other major peers on Monday.
The British currency experienced mixed performance on Friday and over the weekend, but still managing to outperform most major currencies.