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GBP/USD – Cable falls as comments from SNP’s Sturgeon inspires more losses

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  • Nicola Sturgeon says she would form an alliance to block the Conservatives.
  • GBP/USD falls to fresh session lows on the back of the comments

 

GBP/USD has taken a dive this morning after some USD strength.

Now the moves are accelerating after the comments from the Scottish National Party leader.

SNP’s Sturgeon if there is a hung parliament, would seek to form a progressive alliance to block the Conservative party from Government.

She also said that if the SNP win a majority in Scotland what is to stop the SNP from calling another Scottish referendum.

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