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30 Jul 2019

UK PM Johnson: Not aiming for a no deal Brexit

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now crossing the wires, reiterating that they are not aiming for a no-deal Brexit and that they don't think that it where they will end up.  

"It is up to our friends across the channel," Johnson said. "If the EU doesn't compromise we have to prepare for no-deal Brexit."

Johnson also repeated his stance with regards to the Withdrawal Agreement, repeating that it "won't work."

The GBP/USD pair doesn't pay much attention to these comments and was last seen trading at 1.2165, down 0.42% on the day.

Jul 30, 2019

USD/CAD eases from tops, once again fails ahead of 1.3200 handle

The USD/CAD pair picked up the pace in the last hour and spiked to fresh session tops, albeit struggled to extend the momentum towards reclaiming the
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Jul 30, 2019

EUR/GBP technical analysis: Euro keeps going against the Sterling, approaching the 0.9200 figure

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