The British pound fell against the dollar on Tuesday, weighed by data
showing a weaker-than-expected purchasing managers index, while the euro
was moving closer to $1.38 on data showing the euro zone is recovering.
The pound GBPUSD -0.14% was trading at $1.6645, down from $1.6666 seen late Monday. Sterling had reached a session high of $1.6675, but fell off that after data was released showing the U.K. manufacturing sector grew at a healthy clip in March.
The euro EURUSD +0.14% was pushing higher against the dollar, inching ever closer to that $1.38 level. The euro last changed hands at $1.3795, up from $1.3777 late Monday, getting a push higher after data showed the euro-zone manufacturing PMI for March was confirmed at 53, lower than 53.2 seen in February.
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The pound GBPUSD -0.14% was trading at $1.6645, down from $1.6666 seen late Monday. Sterling had reached a session high of $1.6675, but fell off that after data was released showing the U.K. manufacturing sector grew at a healthy clip in March.
The euro EURUSD +0.14% was pushing higher against the dollar, inching ever closer to that $1.38 level. The euro last changed hands at $1.3795, up from $1.3777 late Monday, getting a push higher after data showed the euro-zone manufacturing PMI for March was confirmed at 53, lower than 53.2 seen in February.
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