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As the dust settles on the outcome of the UK budget yesterday, many people we speak with are rather unimpressed by the contents of that Autumn statement. Whilst it did not deliver anything really damaging, it did absolutely nothing to address the core problem for UK PLC. That is rising debt and debt interest. Consequently, UK bond (GILTS) yields are not materially lower than they were ahead of the Budget.
Granted the GBP/USD did not suffer any fallout, but in truth that was all about the dollar yesterday and not the Pound itself. So, the GBP/USD did climb last night, but it could not get above 1.3340 and it is the same story today. The GBP/USD closed last night at 1.3327. The range seen so far today has been covered by 1.3303 and 1.3336.
However, the fish we are really looking to fry this morning is not the GBP/USD so much as it is the EUR/GBP, which we shall cover in the very next update. Meantime, the GBP/USD is currently trading at 1.3313
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