Mar01
How have poor GDP figures for the U.K. affected the pound and exchange rates?
By Alex Ellis
U.K. GDP figures released on Friday caused the currency market to tumble even though these figures were released much better than expected. It seems that the market may be anticipating the possibility of a double dipped recession made ever more possible due to the fact that the U.K. is only marginally out of the recession. The U.K. GDP figures were revised from 0.1% to 0.3% and this is ever more surprising as usually this would cause Sterling exchange rates to improve as the data came out much better than expected.
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