- Negative sentiment built up against the UK on fiscal concerns eased on Friday after Moody's announced that they had no imminent plans to cut the UK's credit rating.
- Although it is still broadly accepted that Britain's debt issues may impede the recovery, the news from Moody's did allow the pound a brief reprieve.
- In trading this morning the pair are relatively level, unchanged from the end of week closing price and hovering around 1.78.
Monday, 14 December 2009
Pound made marginal gains on Friday, but has levelled off this morning
Sterling found slight support after a sharp sell-off against the aussie earlier in the week, with sentiment improved following comments from Moody's rating agency.
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