It came the day after the Labour Party launched its 2019 manifesto, ahead of the General Election 2019, which takes place next month on December 12.
Michael Brown, Senior Market Analyst at Caxton, shared his comments on the pound to euro exchange rate with Express.co.uk.
He said: “Sterling remained confined to its recent ranges against the euro on Thursday, with the data calendar barren, and markets shrugging off the launch of the Labour Party’s radical election manifesto.
“Today, political developments will remain in focus, while market participants will also closely examine this morning’s flash PMI surveys to assess the health of the UK economy.
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