GBP Recovers Losses But What Next?

 | Jun 22, 2021 04:25AM ET

Amid a completely empty macroeconomic calendar, the pound sterling has returned to levels recorded early last Friday, that is, before the publication of retail sales data. That was an expected move because since the outcome of the FOMC meeting had been announced, the currency immediately went down.

As a result, the pound sterling became excessively oversold. The market was simply correcting the imbalance. Anyway, the Fed’s decisions that triggered a fall in the pound sterling did not change. Plans to raise the interest rate will be weighing on the pound and other currencies for a long time.

That is why the trend that developed in the second half of the previous week is expected to resume. At the same time, the empty macroeconomic calendar is likely to boost the pound. In particular, public sector net borrowing in the United Kingdom is estimated to drop by £28.4 billion, Which is an extremely positive factor in this case.

h2 Public Sector Net Borrowing (United Kingdom):