Between September and October 2014, exports of goods rose by £0.2 billion to £24.3 billion, mainly reflecting a £0.1 billion increase in exports of erratic items; specifically silver. Imports of goods fell by £0.7 billion to £34.0 billion over the same period, reflecting a £0.9 billion decrease in fuel imports; specifically oil from countries outside the EU.
Sterling remained almost unchanged after figures were released, currently being traded around 1.5670 area. Since there will be no major data releases later today we can expect that pair will found support around 1.5630 level and resistance above 1.5720 area.