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Sterling fell over 1% against the dollar and euro in the week of the Bank of England meeting, as markets read the £100bn QE increase as a slowdown in purchases. Analysts said markets now favour faster and more generous central bank action.
Currency weakness in sterling is a macro signal rather than a direct feed driver, with minimal price implications for grain, oilseed or meal markets.
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