By Content Admin — Apr 13 - 01:50 PM
Sterling made new a 10-mo high of 1.2537 after US PPI & claims data
Treasury yields initial slid on the slightly disinflationary data
Sterling came off its peak as Tsy ylds bounced & BoE's Pill frowned
BoE Chief Economist Huw Pill a bit disappointed by Thur's UK GDP
Output seen restrained by worker strikes, but better than BoE's Q4 f/c
Sterling pullback was also a pre-London close position squaring
Market is pricing in Fed funds rate falling below BoE bank rate by Nov
Long-term charts suggest scope up the 1.2900 vicinity
Particularly on a weekly close above 61.8% of 2022's dive at 1.2442
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Source:
Refinitiv IFR Research/Market Commentary