Flash: BoE not expected to cause waves tomorrow – Investec

FXstreet.com (New York) - Further evidence that the UK is heading towards ‘escape velocity’ emerged in yesterday’s surge in the UK services PMI release for July – the index followed the leap in the Construction PMI and solid Manufacturing PMI last week. That takes the PMI to its highest level since December 2006, notes Jonathan Pryor, Corporate Treasurer at Investec.

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“Overall the report provided further evidence of the UK’s recovery moving onto a solid footing.”

“Ahead of Mark Carney’s first Inflation Report tomorrow, the data provides further basis for the Bank of England to focus its efforts on managing market expectations that the exit from policy accommodation is quite someway off, despite the continued upturn in recovery metrics.”

DXY bucks higher interest rates; heading lower towards 81.13 target

The US Dollar Index (DXY) ignored higher Treasury yields and more “tapering” talk out of Federal Reserve leaders and headed lower Tuesday as traders gave more weight to short-term strength in overseas currencies.
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GBP/JPY treading water above 150 awaiting BoE

The GBP/JPY foreign exchange cross rate is last trading at fresh session lows 150.10, printed mostly on the back of Yen strength, ahead of later on BoE inflation report at 09:30 GMT.
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