While concerns about coronavirus are rising, the British Pound strengthened quite significantly last week, bouncing off key support after good fundamental economic data has been reported and the UK balance of payments has reached a positive level for the first time since . . .

In less than two weeks, the UK will no longer formally be a part of the EU. This fact is already priced in the GBPUSD and the pound sterling is waiting for further impulse while a set of recent economic data showed rather negative news. Read more about this in our article . . .

The Brexit deadline is approaching and the UK will leave the EU on January 31,2020.  However, this does not end here because the crucial part is yet to come. Britain will have to negotiate the form of relations with the EU during the transition period and there are . . .

Europe has lost London and Britain belongs to Johnson. This is what some headlines in the foreign press looked like after the British had clearly chosen Brexit when the Conservative Party won the elections. In response, the GBPUSD strengthened sharply to 1.35. More on this . . .

Today we are continuing with the previous articles, where we discussed current news about Brexit. This week will be absolutely crucial for further development of the pound sterling with regard to the elections held on Thursday December 12, 2019. What are the current . . .

In previous articles, we had been continuously reporting on Brexit, the UK's departure from the EU. This was originally to have occured on October 31, 2019. However, Brexit did not happen because the Brexit Agreement was not approved in the British Parliament. The . . .

After the dissolution of the British Parliament, the campaign for early elections has officially begun. Thus, the euphoria observed by the markets three weeks ago was replaced by further uncertainty, and this resulted in a slight depreciation of the sterling pound. What we . . .