Investing.com - The GBP trend this week is highly watched, with two major key events approaching. As of 10:50 AM GMT on Monday, EUR/GBP is at 0.8734, down 0.05%, and GBP/USD is at 1.3510, up 0.19%.
The first event is the testimony of Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and Megan Green before the Treasury Committee on Tuesday.
ING analysts stated that if they reveal any signs of shifting towards a rate cut in the March 19 decision, it could cause the market to price in a 25 basis point cut instead of the current 20 basis points.
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The second risk event is the UK by-election held on Thursday in Gorton and Denton. ING said that if the ruling Labour Party suffers a heavy defeat, it could reignite speculation about Labour leadership and put further pressure on the pound.
ING expects EUR/GBP to likely approach 0.88 by the end of this week.
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GBP Today: USD 1.35; Bank of England hearing and by-election costs this week are the focus
Investing.com - The GBP trend this week is highly watched, with two major key events approaching. As of 10:50 AM GMT on Monday, EUR/GBP is at 0.8734, down 0.05%, and GBP/USD is at 1.3510, up 0.19%.
The first event is the testimony of Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and Megan Green before the Treasury Committee on Tuesday.
ING analysts stated that if they reveal any signs of shifting towards a rate cut in the March 19 decision, it could cause the market to price in a 25 basis point cut instead of the current 20 basis points.
Don’t miss out on rapidly changing market dynamics. InvestingPro provides you with real-time headlines, analyst reports, and data.
The second risk event is the UK by-election held on Thursday in Gorton and Denton. ING said that if the ruling Labour Party suffers a heavy defeat, it could reignite speculation about Labour leadership and put further pressure on the pound.
ING expects EUR/GBP to likely approach 0.88 by the end of this week.
This article was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence. For more information, please see our Terms of Use.