Pound jumps back up again
The UK and the EU agreed a new post-Brexit deal for Northern Ireland.
It’s given the Pound a lift, but these days the markets seem bored with Brexit.
Last week we had more of a thunderbolt.
Better than expected UK business confidence and budget numbers really got the Pound motoring.
The market reaction though was quite revealing.
The Pound jumped higher on the day of the news but then drifted back down over the following days.
From a technical perspective, that’s a negative sign.
For the bulls to be in charge, the Pound should have held on to its gains following a positive gap, not given them up so easily.
It means there are plenty of Pound sellers still out there.
I guess one takeaway is that currency markets tend to give both buyers and sellers opportunities.
That makes our job easier.
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