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Last week, the Pound posted its strongest weekly performance of 2026 against USD, gaining over 1%. However, this move was driven more by Dollar weakness than genuine Sterling strength.

Last week, the Pound posted its strongest weekly performance of 2026 against USD, gaining over 1%. However, this move was driven more by Dollar weakness than genuine Sterling strength.

Last week, the Pound posted its strongest weekly performance of 2026 against USD, gaining over 1%. However, this move was driven more by Dollar weakness than genuine Sterling strength.

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Last week, the Pound posted its strongest weekly performance of 2026 against USD, gaining over 1%. However, this move was driven more by Dollar weakness than genuine Sterling strength.

🇬🇧 Pound Faces Mounting Pressure from Global Volatility and UK Political Risks Last week, the Pound ended on a weaker footing, with the Easter Bank Holiday period coinciding with Thursday’s notable GBP losses. These declines appear to reflect a broader deterioration in global market sentiment, as equities pulled back from recent rebound highs and oil […]