Sterling

Sterling was sent lower by weak economic data, a resurgent dollar and uncertainty about how Britain’s approaching exit from the European Union will play out.

All eyes and ears are on the Brexit vote this week as the outcome would decide the U.K. economy’s fate for years to come. Here’s what to expect.

European Central Bank supervisors are likely to postpone publishing new rules aimed at tackling a huge pile of unpaid loans weighing down euro zone banks after fierce criticism from lawmakers and bankers, sources have told Reuters.

The possibility of a “no deal” Brexit just got real last week, and it might be up to the BOE to turn frowns upside down this time. Or will Carney and his buddies signal that it’s time to brace for the worst?