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Sentiment study with Monte: EUR/GBP trader bias ahead of the BoE and ECB policy decisions


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This Thursday, the ECB and Bank of England make key policy decisions. We assess traders' EUR/GBP positions pre-event, using a technical indicator to explain why some opt for a range-trading stance in this low-volatility FX pair.

 Tony Sycamore | Market Analyst, Australia | Publication date: 
 

 

 

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