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Sterling gains momentum as market eyes trade and inflation trends - DirectorsTalk

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The British pound surged to a one-week high against the US dollar, reaching $1.2548, its strongest level since December 31. This move reflects a market bracing for the combined impact of evolving tariff strategies and persistent inflation concerns, highlighting sterling’s sensitivity to global economic forces. Sterling’s recent climb comes against the backdrop of President-elect Trump’s tariff discussions, which have introduced significant uncer…

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Sterling gains momentum as market eyes trade and inflation trends - DirectorsTalk

The British pound surged to a one-week high against the US dollar, reaching $1.2548, its strongest level since December 31. This move reflects a market bracing for the combined impact of evolving tariff strategies and persistent inflation concerns, highlighting sterling’s sensitivity to global economic forces. Sterling’s recent climb comes against the backdrop of President-elect Trump’s tariff discussions, which have introduced significant uncer…

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