EUR/GBP has edged just below the 0.86 level. Kit Juckes, Chief Global FX Strategist at Société Générale, analyzes Sterling’s outlook.
A side-effect of the soft German data has been a slide in EUR/GBP since late December, to its lowest level since mid-December.
There’s been nothing to shout about from UK data recently, but GBP/USD doesn’t look stretched and if EUR/USD holds here, Sterling may make an early push for USD 1.30.
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