Sterling Digest: January 27, 2012
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GDP percentage change on previous year

Contrasting GDP outlooks this week prove this market is nuts

GDP numbers from both the UK and the US were released this week. The British economy slipped into recession while the US economy actually grew 2.8% in the same quarter. Such a contrast in economies in normal market conditions would have set the $GBPUSD to break down. However, the markets have been anything but “normal” since 2008. So here we are in the midst of a $GBPUSD bull rally that has gone on for 10 consecutive trading sessions. It’s been incredible. While the $GBPUSD is certainly capable of such moves (anything can happen the markets, right), we haven’t seen a move like this in quite some time. While price never moves in one direction forever, it is understandably hard to step in front of this freight train.

Have a great weekend cable bulls. You’ve certainly earned it.

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