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Cable rallied today gaining support from some positive data on the UK economy and after the US dollar slumped. The greenback weakened following the release of the FOMC minutes.

The euro was trading briefly over 1.12 against the dollar again today after markets turned bearish on the greenback following yesterday’s FOMC minutes.

Disappointment on US consumer inflation figures helped GBP/USD to pick up momentum midway through the session and lift up to 1.5653. Support was found around 1.5637 but there was no real drive to push any higher ahead of the release of the FOMC minutes.

The euro reversed its losses today and rallied by 0.5% against the US dollar. The turnaround came after a disappointing set of inflation figures from the US. Core inflation was held static with an annual rate of 1.8% in July.

The Australian dollar was under pressure again following a selloff in Chinese equities. The Shanghai composite dropped a further six percent on Tuesday – adding to the fall of over thirty percent that’s taken place since the summer.

Sterling rallied today following a surprisingly bullish report on UK inflation. Core consumer prices rose at an annualized rate of 1.2% to the month to July.

The US dollar regained strength on Monday after a mixed batch of economic data and as traders positioned for the release of the latest FOMC minutes.

USD/JPY was trending lower following some encouraging data on the Japanese economy. The pair failed to break resistance at 124.56 and began moving to the downside.

EUR/USD showed a sharp pullback after yesterday strong gains. EUR/USD was trading down into the 1.10 area again falling around 0.5% on yesterday’s high.

USD/CAD continues to swing wildly with large levels of intraday volatility. The pair rose back above the 1.30 line again today after rallying one percent on yesterday’s dip.