LONDON: Sterling rose on Friday and was set for its best week against the dollar since August, after stronger-than-expected ...

The WSJ Dollar Index fell 0.8% — down five of the past six trading days.

Dollar weakens on geopolitical tensions; Europe diverges with stronger pound; investors seek safety in gold and yen amid ...

The British pound was last 0.2% higher at $1.3525 and set for its biggest weekly jump since August with a rise of just over 1%. The euro was down 0.36% at 86.73 pence.

Sterling saw a notable rise, achieving its strongest weekly gain since August, due to stronger-than-expected UK retail sales and business activity figures. Meanwhile, the euro slipped against the ...

U.K. government bond yields rose and sterling fell amid reports that an independent lawmaker is poised to step down and open the way for a potential challenge to Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

The debate on reducing dependence on the dollar in international trade gained new momentum within the BRICS, a bloc that ...

Sterling edged up against both the euro and the U.S. dollar after recent economic data painted a mixed picture, bringing the Bank of England rate outlook back into focus. Investor attention shifted to ...

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Market Roundup UK CPI (YoY) (Dec): 3.4%, 3.3% forecast, 3.2% previous. UK PPI Input (MoM) (Dec): -0.2%, -0.1% forecast, 0.5% previous. UK CPI (MoM) (Dec): 0.4%, 0.4% forecast, -0.2% previous. UK CPIH ...

The pound held steady on Wednesday, after data showed UK inflation picked up more than expected in December, which could ...