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Title: GBP/USD closes in on 1.4000 as focus shifts to US PMI data

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Jun 23, 2021 12:35 AM GMT

By: AnalysisWatch

The GBP/USD pair capitalized at on large promoting stress surrounding the dollar and closed the closing day the nice territory. On Wednesday, the pair keeps to aspect better and became closing visible buying and selling at its maximum degree in six days at 1.3988, growing 0.3% on an each day basis.

Earlier the day, the facts from the United Kingdom confirmed that the Market Manufacturing PMI retreated to 64.2 in June's initial reading, as compared to analysts' estimate of 64. Meanwhile, Irish country wide broadcaster RTE suggested on Wednesday that the EU member states have agreed to furnish the United Kingdom a three-month extension to the Northern Irelan protocol and helped the GBP hold its strength.

Later the session, the IHS Markit's initial Services PMI and Manufacturing PMI reviews from America may be regarded upon for sparkling impetus. Ahead of those facts, America Dollar Index is posting small each day losses close to 91.60, permitting the GBP/USD's bullish momentum to stay intact.

Meanwhile, Wall Street's predominant indexes stay on target to begin the day flat, suggesting that the chance belief is not going to offer a directional clue to the USD.



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