United States Factory Orders (MoM) registered at -1.8%, below expectations (-0.9%) in November

United States Factory Orders (MoM) registered at -1.8%, below expectations (-0.9%) in November

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GBP/USD advances above 1.2000 after weak US PMI data Premium

GBP/USD has extended its daily rally and advanced beyond 1.2000 on Friday. The US Dollar stays under heavy selling pressure after the data published by the ISM showed an unexpected contraction in the service sector’s business activity in December.

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