FOREX

Pound on track to post six consecutive month of losses against dollar, amid reports over Carney's future.

After US GDP growth high, dollar rallies to put Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates.

Sterling flat against its major rivals after GDP data shows economy was not damaged by Brexit worries in the third quarter.

Pound climbs back above $1.22, but UBS warns it could tumble as low as $1.10 if Brexit worries persist.

Pound falls against the dollar as greenback extends rally with gains against major worldwide rivals.

Dollar hits year-to-date-high against the Chinese yuan, but slips back against the euro.

Pound hits two-week high against euro before retreating, while dollar soars to six-year high against Chinese yuan.

Pound slides below €1.12 and $1.23 despite solid retail sales data for September.

Dollar declines against major rivals but receives boost after China's economy expands in line with expectations.

Pound rises above $1.22 as Office for National Statistics shows inflation hits highest level since November 2014.

British currency alternating between gains and losses after hawkish notes from US Federal Reserve.

Analysts say Brexit talks are likely to clobber both euro and sterling, as the dollar strengthens on US interest rate hike expectations.

Rising US interest rate hike expectations and the absence of major UK economic data meant the British currency hit yet another 31-year low.

Absence of concrete economic data means the British currency began yet another trading session in negative territory.

British currency saw another day of sharp declines against the dollar and other major currencies.

British currency saw another day of sharp declines before calm prevailed in European trading.

UK's service sector growth cooled in September, but stayed on positive turf boosting the economy.

Pound loses ground against major currency crosses after Prime Minister Theresa May announces Brexit talks will formally begin by March.

British currency claws back some of the ground lost against major currency crosses.

British currency slides against major crosses after Bank of England says mortgage market showing signs of cooling.

Boris Johnson's comments about the UK starting formal Brexit negotiations next year continue to hound sterling.

Foreign secretary says he expects Britain to formally begin negotiations to leave European Union by early next year.

Fed chairwoman Janet Yellen said on Wednesday she expects another rate hike before the end of the year.

Pound edges higher against euro and dollar after hitting a five-week low against the greenback.

Dollar slides against the yen as investors remain jittery ahead of Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan's meetings.

Dollar slides as investors grow confident the Federal Reserve will not hike interest rates.

Dollar gains ground against the euro but uncertainty surrounding Federal Reserve meeting lingers on.

Markets are now pricing in an extraordinarily slow pace of rate hikes by the US Fed – from their current 0.25-0.5% range, to about 0.75% by the end of 2017.

Economists Roger Bootle and John Mills say imports exceeding exports amid a costly sterling is a leading cause of the UK's large current account deficit.