GBP/USD briefly tested 1.3500 after the Bank of England raised its policy rate by 25 basis points to 4%, but retreated to around 1.3460. The pound remained near a seven-week high as the dollar recovered some ground following losses after the US midterm election results.
Currency moves can alter the local cost of imported feed and grain, but the article reports no direct change in agricultural supply or demand. A stronger pound versus the dollar could make dollar-priced imports cheaper for UK buyers.
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