LONDON: Sterling recovered from a six-week low against the dollar on Monday as the US currency dipped after recent strong gains, but it was still vulnerable to signs the US central bank may scale back monetary stimulus.The pound could be lifted by Bank of England minutes on Wednesday and a string of UK data this week, including retail sales and revised first quarter gross domestic product figures, if they continue to point to an improving UK economy.But analysts expected gains to be limited, especially against the dollar which has gained broadly recently.Sterling was up 0.2 percent at $1.5204, off a low of $1.5158 hit on Friday when the dollar gained after US Federal Reserve officials called for the central bank to start tapering bond buying under its quantitative easing programme.As well as UK data, focus will centre on Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's testimony to Congress on Wednesday to see whether ...
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