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Sterling rose for a third straight day on hopes that Prime Minister Theresa May can avoid a no-deal Brexit. Gains were limited ahead of UK inflation data, which was expected to show headline CPI easing to 2.3% in November.
Markets were pricing about an 80% chance of one Bank of England rate hike next year.
Brexit-driven swings in sterling move the dollar cost of UK-linked feed purchases and alter the outlook for dollar strength, which matters for dollar-priced feed ingredients.
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