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Brexit supporters more motivated to vote

Supporters of Brexit are more likely to vote in the forthcoming referendum which could give the Leave campaign a decisive edge in the final result, a new Telegraph poll suggests. Analysis of the survey by Sir Lynton Crosby shows that voters who want Britain to leave the European Union are more motivated than those who say they are in favour of staying in. Writing exclusively for The Telegraph, the electoral strategist who helped secure David Cameron’s surprise win last year, says that victory now hinges on whichever campaign inspires people to turn out and vote. Read more...

GBP/USD Daily Forecast – 15 March

There are no major data releases from the UK yesterday, with focus on Brexit concerns. British voters will decide in a referendum on June 23 whether the country stays in the EU or leaves. The latest YouGov polls show those wanting to stay in the EU are gaining ground, while bookmakers see a one-in-three chance of Britain exiting.  Read more...

GBP/USD Daily Forecast – 15 March

Sterling spent most of the yesterday's session in a decline, after it was unable to break above 1.44 handle initially in the session. By the end of the session, pair fell all the way to 1.43 handle, and even slightly below it, where it found some amount of support at the moment. Tomorrow, we can expect steadier European part of the session, since there will be no data releases from the UK, and more volatility with US PPI and Retail Sales figures. Any type of supportive candles around 1.4250 level and 1.42 area, would be short-term buying signal, while resistive candles above 1.4350 and 1.44 area in extension, would offer short-term buying opportunity.

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Sterling little changed in a quite morning session

There are no major data releases today, with focus on Brexit concerns. British voters will decide in a referendum on June 23 whether the country stays in the EU or leaves. The latest YouGov polls show those wanting to stay in the EU are gaining ground, while bookmakers see a one-in-three chance of Britain exiting. Read more...

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