GBP/USD could trade back to 1.15-1.20 on convincing fiscal U-turn – ING

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GBP/USD could trade back to 1.15-1.20 on convincing fiscal U-turn – ING GBPUSD UnitedKingdom FiscalPolicy Banks

“We continue to see elevated volatility in the pound and mostly downside risks beyond any potential relief rally after today’s announcement by the new Chancellor. We suspect anyway that the government will need to sound very convincing in their fiscal U-turn to bring cable sustainably back to 1.15-1.20.”

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