(Bloomberg) -- The pound had its biggest weekly gain
since June against the yen as rebounding credit markets prompted
investors to restart so-called carry trades.
The pound posted a weekly advance against the dollar as
traders bought high-yielding currencies with loans from Japan.
The U.K. currency was also buoyed by speculation that the Bank of
England will raise interest rates at least once more from 5.75
percent by year-end.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
since June against the yen as rebounding credit markets prompted
investors to restart so-called carry trades.
The pound posted a weekly advance against the dollar as
traders bought high-yielding currencies with loans from Japan.
The U.K. currency was also buoyed by speculation that the Bank of
England will raise interest rates at least once more from 5.75
percent by year-end.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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