BoE's Carney: BoE has the tools to adjust policy in either direction

Bank of England Governor Mark Carney on Friday reiterated that the bank had the tools to adjust the monetary policy in either direction as appropriate in the event of a no-deal.

"It's always better to have a period of transition for a major change such as Brexit," Carney told The Economist in an interview. "It is a considerable risk in the event of no deal."

Carney's remarks failed to help the British pound and the GBP/USD pair, which slumped to its lowest level since January at 1.2480 earlier in the session, was last down 0.57% on the day at 1.2504.

Fed: Recent "soft readings" on inflation appear to reflect transitory influences

In its semi-annual report to Congress, the Federal Reserve said that the recent "soft readings" on inflation appear to reflect transitory influences.
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NZD/USD drops sharply to 0.6600 after NFP, amid a stronger USD

The NZD/USD pair is falling sharply on Friday, with the Kiwi among the worst performers. It broke below 0.6655 after the release of the NFP and bottom
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