The combination of some relatively hawkish signals from the ECB yesterday and some more soggy data out of the UK has sent the euro to its strongest level against sterling since late 2023. We think there is more to come on that front as the BoE continues to ease monetary policy while the ECB shifts to a more neutral stance.
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