Sterling falls as other major currencies flatten out
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MAJOR currency markets flattened out on Tuesday after a rebound for shares and other riskier assets from shocks due to falling oil prices and worries over China.
Of the big four developed world currencies, sterling was the standout, falling almost one per cent after poor British manufacturing numbers, while the US dollar, euro and yen were broadly unchanged.
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