Feb 7 (Reuters) - Sterling fell to a fresh one-month low
against a strengthening dollar, as investors expect the Bank of
England to end its series of rate hikes soon, while the Federal
Reserve could keep raising rates more than previously expected.
Investors await provisional data for British fourth-quarter
gross domestic product on Friday and more comments from BoE
speakers, while fading risk appetite due to geopolitical
tensions might weigh on the pound.
Sterling fell 0.25% to $1.1995, after hitting its lowest
since January 6 at $1.1986.
(Reporting by Stefano Rebaudo, editing by Amanda Cooper)
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