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NZD/GBP: Decline has stalled - Westpac

NZD/GBP’s decline has stalled in the 0.53-0.54 area, as Brexit negotiators have taken a more hard-line stance, weighing on the GBP and is unlikely to dissipate in the near term, according to Imre Speizer, Research Analyst at Westpac.

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“The UK event calendar this week includes CBI trends (22nd), Nationwide house prices, business & consumer confidence surveys, and of course Brexit negotiations (25th) and domestic politics.”

3 months ahead: Medium term direction depends largely on whether the uncertainty from Brexit eventually causes a slowdown in activity. If so, NZD/GBP is likely to trade in the high 0.50s by year end. Alternatively, should the economy shrug off Brexit, then NZD/GBP could test the low 0.50s.”

 

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Ifo index drops for the second month in a row, suggesting some levelling off in the German economy, explains Carsten Brzeski, Chief Economist at ING.
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