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UK GDP data revised down to show economy grew only 0.2% in the first three months of the year.

Federal Reserve will release minutes of its latest meeting tonight.

Sterling falls against dollar and euro as public sector borrowing widens more than expected.

Pound climbs back above $1.30 after losing half a cent against the dollar as Tories' lead narrows.

Sterling remains above $1.30 for only the second time since September 2016 as dollar struggles.

Dollar loses all post-election's gains in two sessions amid Trump's turmoil.

Sterling has not climbed above $1.30 since September 2016 but data could see it breach barrier.

Boost from higher than expected inflation proves to be short lived as sterling falls below €1.17.

Investors will analyse inflation data, as well as reports on the labour market and retail sales this week.

Bank of England cut its growth forecast for the UK economy from 2% to 1.9% on Thursday.

BoE leaves rates at 0.25% but warns inflation will peak earlier than expected.

Pound closes in on $1.30 barrier for the first time in eight months ahead of Bank of England meeting.

Euro falls below $1.09 for the first time since 4 May, while dollar gains ground against its main rivals.

Analysts warn newly-elected French president faces a series of difficult challenges ahead.

US central bank says economic slowdown experienced in Q1 is likely to be transitory.

Sterling endures high volatility after reports suggest Britain's Brexit bill could cost €100bn.

Sterling shrugs off report showing UK economy grows 0.3% in the first quarter of the year.

Dollar gains ground as investors shrug off disappointment over Donald Trump's tax reforms.

US President due to announce a major tax overhaul which could see corporation tax slashed from 35% to 15%.

Euro remains on the front foot as investors expect Macron to secure French presidency next month.

Euro falls from three-week high as investors remain cautious ahead of Sunday's presidential elections in France.

Retail sales fall 1.4% in the first quarter, the third consecutive decline and the biggest drop since early 2010.

Analysts warn Sunday's election could destabilise the currency, despite recent gains.

US president warns dollar's ongoing strength could hurt the US economy in the long-term.

UK unemployment rate remains steady at record-low 4.7%, driving pound to highest level since February.

Sterling shrugs off last week's decline to edge higher against euro and dollar.

Euro hits month low against the dollar after Mario Draghi rules out short-term interest rates hike

South African rand plunges 5% against the dollar after President Jacob Zuma reshuffles its cabinet.

Dollar edges higher after positive GDP data, while euro remains under pressure ahead of French elections.

Dollar sinks as investors grow doubtful over Donald Trump's ability to push through his policies.