At the beginning of the week, the EUR/GBP cross gathered momentum and jumped to its highest level since early May, near 0.
EUR/GBP rose toa high around 0.8740, it highest level since May. German CPI from October camein lower than expected at 3.8% YoY; Q3 GDP preliminary estimates beat expectations. All eyes are on Thursday's BoE meeting; no rate hikes are priced in. 8740. On the one hand, the Euro seems to be getting traction after the report of better-than-expectedGross Domestic Product while soft inflation figures from October failed to trigger a reaction.
In addition, the Monetary Policy Committee vote split and Andrew Bailey's words will be closely looked by investors in order to continue placing their bets for the next meeting. Furthermore, the bank will release fresh macroeconomic forecasts, which will also be important as the British economy has faced also challenges, and the bank's outlook may further impact the Pound.
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