The British currency was the top performer of the week. There was a lively week for the pound, which began with a public row between London and Brussels.
The British currency was the top performer of the week. There was a lively week for the pound, which began with a public row between London and Brussels.
The common currency rose to its highest against the US dollar since the 28th of August. The reopening of trade negotiations following USA’s invitation to China buoyed euro, as traders’ sentiment improved.
As traders widely expected, Bank of England raised interests from 0.50% to 0.75% after nine years.
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