Thursday 15 August 2013

Is UK unemployment falling?

Yesterday was , for the most , yet another quite dull day for sterling , before winning speed against the euro later on in the day to get to its top level since early July . This increase has shown to be temporary but outlined how fast exchange rates can move and how you have to be prepared and able to interact fast .

Customer Price Index data published in the morning did little to sterling rates , as the results was released in line with pre-release forecasts and in spite of the importance laid on inflation in last week’s comments from Governor Mark Carney . Today follows the tendency of crucial information for the currency this week as we will discover how the members of the Monetary Policy Committee voted on the asset purchasing and interest rate decisions .

Everything lower than last month’s unanimous choice to preserve current levels could weaken sterling . Furthermore , we have the key unemployment data explaining the present rate of unemployment in the UK together with the change in the quantity of people claiming unemployment related benefits .

The new Governor the Bank of England made it clear last week that he sees an increasing labour market as key sign of economical increase ; moreover , that interest rates will not be raised until unemployment falls back beneath 7% ( with a few caveats ) hence the labour information could well result in a great deal of volatility in the market . Contact your trader now to get the latest price as sterling responds to these crucial results .

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