The British Pound Continues Losses on the Currency Exchange Market

By flower March 14th, 2010

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Sterling Widens Loss on the Foreign Exchange Market. Last week the pound was in good shape. Following good data about British economy were released, the pound gained in strength VS USD and EUR. Yet woeful housing figures led the British pound to retreat again. Traders are still lacking in confidence around Britain, due to the major deficit of the nation. Brokers on the currency exchange are still jumpy around GBP and will probably remain so until the general vote happens in May. It is forecast that there wont be a clear winner which is also bad news for the nation.

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