UK Pound

HSBC warns a potential decline in the pound could push the inflation rate up by as much as 5%.

Pound could post biggest decline against the dollar for six years after Johnson backed move to leave EU.

British tourists have been enjoying an exceptionally strong pound.

Pound under pressure from EU referendum debate and inflation hearings.

US non-farm payrolls for April due on Friday could impact dollar.

Weak GDP data from UK failed to prevent the pound rally as the market seems positioned for a dovish surprise from the US.

UK pound is up 4.7% from the six-year low hit two weeks ago.

Falling petrol sales lead to slump in overall retail sales in March.

Pound has rallied on the BoE minutes as the document showed policymakers are optimistic of inflation rebounding.

GBP/USD fell to 1.4603 from the previous close of 1.4675, reversing much of the 0.75% move off Monday's five-year low.

Pound is also down vs euro and yen ahead of the meeting.

BoE member Martin Weale speaks later in the day, and the BoE governor on Thursday.

In February, Sterling was up 3% vs dollar, climbs to 2.5% vs euro.

UK unemployment rate fell in December quarter and jobless claims fell more than expected in January.

UK inflation forecast to be lower than previous month as Greek bailout issue weighs on market.

Sharper gains in Streling are unlikely as the market is waiting for BoE policy review on Thursday.

Pound rises after economic data supports sooner rate hike by BoE.

Speculators add sell-side bets on UK currency as hopes of Fed hiking rates sooner than BoE rise.

Prices data not enough to strengthen pound amid referendum concerns.

British pound faces key events next week while it is trading slightly off a 10-month low.

The April outlook for British Pound Sterling is expected to be resilient, mainly due to recent PMI data releases about services sector, construction and manufacturing of the UK economy and also struggling eurozone economy.