- EUR/GBP sold off Thursday snapping a two day winning streak.
- Brexit deal optimism supported the pound pressurising the pair..
- A pullback in the Euro added to the softer tone to the pair.
EUR/GBP slipped lower in the European session, refreshing daily lows of 0.9030..
The EUR/GBP is extending losses, snapping two consecutive winning days. The pair trades above the 0.9000 psychological mark.
GBP was back in demand on renewed optimism for a last-minute Brexit trade deal. GBP strength was a key factor pressuring EUR/GBP. Ireland’s Foreign Minister Simon Coveney believed a deal was imminent. A mild pullback in the Euro added to the negative bias surrounding the EUR/GBP. Investors could wait for more Brexit news before placing any aggressive GBP bullish bets.
Michel Barnier said that Brexit talks have reached a make-or-break moment.there could be worth to wait a stronger move southwards before taking any aggressive bearish position..
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