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Daily FX Commentary
Mon, Apr 20 2009, 13:05 GMT
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Sterling risks in focus
Fiscal policy uncertainties will be an important feature this week with the annual budget release on Wednesday. Trends in the global banking sector will also continue to be watched very carefully over the next few days and any increase in fears surrounding the US sector would tend to undermine the UK currency. The CBI forecast that 2009 GDP would decline by more than expected, but it was optimistic that the worst of the decline was now over which will limit the impact.
The UK currency was little changed against the Euro at close to 0.88 while Sterling dipped to lows near 1.4750 against the dollar. The underlying trend continued on Monday with Sterling edging slightly lower against the dollar while it held firm against the Euro. The UK currency lost ground in Europe as fiscal fears increased despite a reported rise in house prices for April by Rightmove.
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