The United Kingdom's employment data for the three months leading up to April revealed a higher Unemployment Rate of 3.8% than anticipated (3.6%). The results depressed the pound prior to Thursday's Bank of England (BoE) meeting. This follows the monthly GDP figure released on Monday, which revealed an unexpected drop in April and aroused concerns about the health of the British economy. The British pound was negatively affected by the possibility of a more dovish Bank of England and a Scottish referendum. In light of the most recent macroeconomic data from the United Kingdom, the Bank of England may adopt a more cautious approach to raising interest rates.
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