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Abstract:Lately, the European Commission announced that the UK and Europe have formally reached a Brexit withdrawal agreement.
WikiFX News (28 Dec.) - Lately, the European Commission announced that the UK and Europe have formally reached a Brexit withdrawal agreement. A no-deal Brexit is avoided, propelling GBP/USD to a new weekly high of 1.3619, up by 0.9%.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said they have got Brexit done and they will have full political and economic independence on January 1, 2021. The agreement ensures that most goods traded between the EU and UK wont face new tariffs or quotas, noted Johnson. Besides, the share of fish in British waters that the UK can catch will rise over the next five years.
The Brexit agreement, which will lower uncertainties, has not yet had the full document released. David Sassoli, President of the European Parliament, said “the European Parliament will analyze the post-Brexit trade deal clinched by the EU and Britain in detail before deciding whether to approve the agreement in the new year.”
Whats more, the issue of Scottish independence will be discussed a lot in the coming months. The pound will be struggling for direction before seeing progress on the issue and learning more details about the Agreement.
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Chart: Trend of GBP/USD
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The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) lately forecast that the UK’s GDP was on track for its worst year on record. As a result, GBP/USD received some pressure for a time but approached to 1.34 barrier after reclaiming the lost ground.
This week's GBP/USD once rallied to 1.3300, an over two-month high, because of the progress in Brexit and the positive news about the Covid-19 vaccine.
Recently, the UK and Europe agreed to reach a "miniature" agreement before October 15 on areas of common interest, such as aviation and road transport, which sent an opportunity for GBP/USD to regain the 1.3000 barrier.