At its lowest since 2017, the Pound Sterling is suffering from economic flashpoints brought by the impending Brexit. Its standing against the world's top currencies dove after seemingly recovering from the previous days, hit a 23-month low against the currency giants. While it started strong against the Dollar and the Euro in the early morning yesterday, it eventually succumbed to the dive which was perpetuated to today. The pair is now trading at 1.2134.
Sterling actually rose 0.3% to $1.2138 yesterday. However, it went perilously close to the low value of $1.2080 that it had reached early this month.
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