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A weak reading on a widely-followed gauge for US housing and doubts around the likelihood of a US central bank rate hike at the end of the year saw the pound register a slight gain at the start of the week, although some analysts continued to exhibit caution in the face of Brexit and its associated risks.
Sentiment among US housebuilders deteriorated more than expected in November amid growing affordability concerns, according to data released on Monday.
