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Bank Indonesia lowers interest rate by 25 bps to 3.75 pct, unlikely to cut further

Bank Indonesia keeps key interest rate on hold at 3.75 pct

Gold steadies amid concerns over rising virus cases

Swedish economic sentiment indicator rises in November

Philippine central bank keeps interest rate unchanged at 2 pct

Canadian employment likely declined in November, jobless rate to have risen to 9 pct

German Ifo business climate index falls sharply in November, economic growth likely to shrink in Q3

Reserve Bank of India likely to stand pat in December

Swiss franc likely to gradually depreciate against euro in coming months

U.S. Q3 economic growth unrevised in second estimate

Australian private new capital expenditure likely fell further in Q3 2020 - ANZ

U.S. vehicle sales fall again in November

Philippine central bank cuts key policy rate by 25 bps, likely to further cut rates in 2021

Danish headline inflation eases in October, likely to reach 0.8 pct in 2021

Gold prices ease as vaccine hopes offset worries about second coronavirus wave

Chinese economic activity continues to rebound in October, GDP likely to grow 5.5 pct in Q4 2020

Gold recovers from previous day slide on stimulus hopes

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GBP review

Monday, April 20, 2015 4:49 PM UTC

Sterling rallied close to 1-month highs against both the US dollar and Euro last week after solid UK labour market data. The reports on jobs and wage growth gave international investors more confidence about future UK economic growth and helped divert attention away from political speculation ahead of elections on May 7th.

The BOE will publish its April meeting minutes on Wednesday April 22nd at 09:30 and the notes could uncover another currency surprise. Previous minutes revealed concerns amongst policy makers about the strength of the pound weighing on UK inflation prospects.

Solid UK retail sales data on Thursday April 23rd at 09:30 could offer more support for Sterling. However, Greek debt negotiations could still be the main driver for currencies.

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