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The British Pound rebounded against the Dollar after recovering from a sharp sell-off on Tuesday into a key 50% price level at 1.5974. Additional support was provided by an uptrending Gann angle at 1.5950.

The British Pound strengthened this morning after the Bank of England said inflation may continue to accelerate above its 2 percent target, reducing the chances that the central bank will reignite asset purchases.

The British Pound strengthened this morning after the Bank of England said inflation may continue to accelerate above its 2 percent target, reducing the chances that the central bank will reignite asset purchases.

The U.S. Dollar rose against the EUR USD and GBP USD as worries about Portugal’s ability to finance itself increased and demand dropped for risky assets and commodities. The shift in risk sentiment is expected to continue as long as issues about peripheral countries in Europe persist. Traders are not waiting for confirmation, but instead are reacting to the news as a precaution.

The Euro rebounded against the Dollar after early session weakness as Asian traders saw value and bought on the dips. The rally may be short-lived however as selling pressure may return amid concerns about peripheral Euro Zone debt.

Profit-taking Pressures British Pound

Posted by Forexhound on November 8th, 2010

The British Pound weakened against the U.S. Dollar on Monday. Oversold conditions may have been the biggest contributing factor to the weakness. Spillover selling pressure triggered by the sovereign debt issues in Ireland may have encouraged some traders to pare back profitable positions. Overall the Dollar was strong because of the shedding of risky assets.

Euro Pressured by Peripheral Debt Concerns

Posted by Forexhound on November 8th, 2010

The Euro is down across the board on Monday amid concerns that peripheral debt problems are resurfacing. Issues began to resurface last week, culminating on Friday when the 10-year Irish Bond yield stood at record spread over the comparable German debt and similar Spanish/German yield Gap rose to its highest since mid-July.

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