GBP

A recent improvement in the UK's CBI distributive trades survey signals a potential stabilisation in consumer demand, moving from a deeply negative -30 to a less pessimistic -17 in February.

The UK's labour market report for December 2025 showed a significant rise in the unemployment rate to 5.2% and a notable cooling of wage growth, prompting markets to bring forward expectations for...

The Bank of England's recent policy hold, despite previous rate cuts, highlights an intensifying debate between supporting economic growth and taming persistent inflation. Markets are keenly...

Despite a marginal uptick, UK consumer sentiment lingers near two-year lows in February, reflecting persistent concerns over rising debt burdens, restricted credit access, and elevated financial...

The UK economy eked out a modest 0.1% growth in Q4 2025, primarily driven by manufacturing, while business investment saw a significant decline. This fragile growth picture, compounded by...

The UK economy registered a lukewarm 0.1% GDP growth in Q4 2025, revealing significant business investment declines and underscoring persistent uncertainty ahead of the recent budget.

UK retailers reported a stronger January start, with total and like-for-like sales up. While this signals resilient demand, the composition of sales, particularly between food and non-food, holds...

UK retail sales defied expectations in December with a 0.4% rise, signaling consumer resilience and challenging the case for immediate Bank of England rate cuts.

Sterling holds a constructive tone against the Yen as GBP/JPY settles into a level-driven rotation near the 213.75 pivot following orderly Asia FX moves.

GBP/AUD absorbed event-risk today with a modest 0.05% gain, centering price action around a critical 1.9740 pivot level as risk-beta dynamics shift.

Recent UK retail sentiment surveys show modest improvement, yet mixed signals in Q4 volumes and labor market cooling suggest a cautious outlook for GBP and BoE policy.

UK consumer sentiment reached year-highs in January, signaling a stabilizing growth floor while keeping the Bank of England's policy path conditional on services inflation.

The UK economy kicked off 2026 with a robust expansion as the Flash Composite PMI surged to 53.9, shifting the Bank of England's focus toward inflation-gated policy.

UK retail sentiment showed modest improvement in January, signaling a firmer floor for the consumer despite ongoing price sensitivity and high borrowing costs.

United Kingdom headline inflation rose to 3.4% in December 2025, while stable core figures at 3.2% suggest the Bank of England's disinflation narrative remains intact.

EUR/GBP consolidates at 0.8667 as traders prepare for a low-liquidity Monday reopen during a US holiday, focusing on relative-value rate differentials.

UK monthly GDP grew by 0.3% in November, surpassing expectations as car production surged by 25.5%, signaling resilience in the British economy.

GBP/AUD remains in a controlled range near 2.0089 as markets balance USD credibility premiums with sensitivity to the global commodity complex.

EUR/GBP remains locked in a tight range as traders weigh US dollar policy premiums against shifting growth expectations in Europe and the UK.