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Sterling on track for 4th week of decline versus dollar

By Peoplebugs

August 9, 2024

Published 16:20 IST, August 9th 2024

The pound’s recent fall has been triggered by volatile trading across global markets after soft US jobs data last week raised fears of an economic downturn.

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Sterling on track for 4th week of decline versus dollar

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Sterling on track for 4th week of decline versus dollar

The pound’s recent fall has been triggered by volatile trading across global markets after soft US jobs data last week raised fears of an economic downturn.

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