Meanings of weaken sterling in English

The BoE last week issued its clearest warning to date that a Brexit would probably hurt the economy and weaken sterling.

The Prime Minister Theresa's May's announcement on sunday that she will trigger article 50 by the end of March 2017 may also further weaken sterling.

As well as currency pressures related to a weakening sterling there are fears about tariff costs.

The Irish currency has now recovered substantial ground against a weakening sterling over the past few trading sessions.

E. His comments provided a focus for much of the day in European markets, weakening sterling against the major currencies.

However, it gained slightly against a weakening sterling t 94.35p against 94.12p the previous day.

Britain is Ireland's single largest source market, and weakened sterling and uncertainty around Brexit have dampened business considerably from our nearest neighbour.

It said the figure was down €50 million, primarily reflecting the impact of weakening sterling on earnings following the Brexit vote.

The is due to the impact a weakening sterling and the "exceptionally poor Irish property market" are having on the firm.

Fawad Razaqzada, analyst at GFT Markets, expected limited impact on shares when markets reopen on Monday but agreed an already weakening sterling looked vulnerable.

Good luck to all competing clubs and, in particular, travelling fans from the UK as they prepare to exchange their weakened sterling for euros.

Morgan Stanley reiterated its overweight call, arguing that British stocks would benefit from an improving domestic economy, a weakening sterling and historically undemanding valuations.

THE Central Bank's currency dilemma eased slightly yesterday as the pound gained a little against a weakening sterling and fell back against the deutschmark.