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Title: GBP/USD jumps towards 1.4200 as BOE’s Haldane hints at tapering

Jun 09, 2021 7:12:39 AM GMT

By: AnalysisWatch

GBP/USD catches clean bids on BOE Haldane’s taper talk.

Subdued DXY and Treasury yields underpin the spot.

All eyes live on Brexit talks and US CPI report.

GBP/USD is advancing closer to 1.4200, catching a clean bid at the hawkish remarks from the Bank of England (BOE) Chief Economist Andy Haldane.

The cable jumped almost 30-pips in a knee-jerk response to the BOE policymaker’s remarks, in addition helped via an appreciably subdued US greenback and the Treasury yields.

The GBP bulls shrug off the Brexit impasse and uncertainty over the United Kingdom reopening. The UK PM Boris Johnson sticks to his plan of reopening the economic gadget on June 21 regardless of the trendy evaluations of probably put off because of the issues over the Indian delta Covid strain.

Meanwhile, the United Kingdom and European Union’s (EU) Brexit negotiators are because of meet later today, the very last mines efforts to treatment the Northern Ireland (NI) protocol issue.

However, the primary occasion risk for markets this week stays America CPI report, that lets in you to throw clean cues at the Fed’s subsequent economic coverage motion amid growing inflationary risks.

Thus, America greenback stays at the defensive, contemplating the following moves heading into Thursday’s key occasion.




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