The pound sterling reversed course after slipping lower against the common currency Euro after the Bank of England announcement of upcoming monetary policy changes.
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The pound sterling remained relatively calm during London trade on Tuesday, neutral versus its European counterpart and higher against a softer greenback.
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The Pound Sterling slipped close to a 4-week trough versus its US counterpart during London trade on Monday after the government announced another set of pandemic-related restrictions.
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The Euro continues to come under pressure, especially against the greenback, after Thursday's announcement by the head of the European Central Bank
The safe haven greenback moved higher during the London trading session while higher risk currencies were subdued as a result of market players' worries about the resurgence of Coronavirus infections.
The Bank of Japan announced its decision to leave the cash rates unchanged, at -0.1 percent, a move which confirmed analyst expectations.
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