The euro regained some strength (0.3%) yesterday, following last Thursday’s one-month low as the Bank of England raised interest rates.
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Wall Street bank, Goldman Sachs lowered their forecasts for the pound-to-euro rate in the wake of the Bank of England’s 25-basis point rate hike.
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The UK’s economic outlook appeared rather bleak yesterday for a lack of market-moving economic data, forcing economists to ponder whether rising interest rates will be able to control inflation and avoid a recession.
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The pound looked like it would end Friday close to a five-week low against the US dollar, but it was boosted in the latter half of the day following weaker-than-expected non-farm payroll data for July. More on that…
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The US economy added 187,000 jobs in July. This result was lower than the average monthly gain of 312,000 but remains almost double the amount needed to keep up with growth in the working-age population.
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In June, industrial production in Germany dropped by 1.5% month-on-month. This was worse than market expectations of a 0.5% fall and a marginally revised 0.2% decline in May.
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Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said last week that the central bank will keep interest rates “sufficiently restrictive for a sufficient period” to try and return inflation back to 2%.
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While the first week of August has certainly not been positive for sterling, with a 0.75% fall compared to last Monday against the euro, as swings go, that could be worse. GBP/EUR remains a couple of per cent…
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