GBPUSD is still under pressure to be near two-week lows at 1.2945, and not much react to UK monthly employment data, the results vary.
The GBPUSD deepened and fell further in early European trading session on Tuesday after a report showed that Prime Minister Theresa May would not register for permanent union excise, which is the main demand of the Labor opposition party during the cross-party talks that have been going on so far.
Meanwhile in economic data, the UK unemployment rate fell to 3.8% but the data was offset by disappointing wage data releases, which showed that the average income level including bonuses slowed to 3.2% over the three-month period to March from previously 3.5%.
Another thing that added to market disappointment was the number of people claiming unemployment benefits also rose more than expected to 24,700 people in April, while the average income excluding bonus results matched estimates by showing growth of 3.3%, compared to the report previously showing 3.4% growth