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The Old Lady snores, but sterling can roar – DB

FXStreet (Barcelona) - Oliver Harvey, Macro Strategist at Deutsche Bank sees capital flows as the main driver of sterling into year end.

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“In particular, the UK is best placed to benefit from yield-seeking fixed income outflows from the Eurozone, and it’s worth noting that the large pre-crisis overweight in foreign holdings of gilts has now been covered, allowing plenty of potential for inflows to resume.”

“We continue to be bearish EUR/GBP, targeting 0.77 by year end.”

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