The UK Parliament passed the Brexit bill, still markets ignored it and preferred to focus on the UK data and the news about the coronavirus.
Better-than-expected wages growth in the UK offered support to the pound.
The UK Retail Sales disappointed traders and returned speculations of a rate cut.
The pound not only stabilized after disappointing UK data, but managed to print fresh highs.
The Bank of England moved one step closer to a rate cut after a weak inflation data.
A weaker dollar and the UK PM Johnson’s positive comments supported the pound yesterday.
Disappointed UK data and BoE’s dovish comments kept weighing on the pound.
