At last we will see some economic data from the British Isles other then hearing about Brexit all day long. In a while the UK current account numbers are about to be released which are expected at a 27.3 Billion deficit and at the same time we will have the final GDP numbers as well.

The GDP numbers are more important and they are expected to be the same as the last estimate at 0.4% for the first quarter. Then, in the afternoon the Bank of England (BOE) chairman Carney will be live in a press conference where he will talk about guess what, Brexit of course and its implications. Will these events affect the Pound? I very much doubt it unless Carney drops a shell bomb. We’ll still be here with you anyway just in case there are any surprises.