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International trade flows into and out of the People's Republic of China weakened noticeably in July, indicating that Asia's largest economy may not have gotten off to quite as strong a start to the third quarter as had been believed.
Sterling's climb to an 11-month high against the US dollar came to an abrupt halt on Friday with the release of the latest non-farm payroll figure from the US.
Data released in China overnight appears to show the Asian giant's economy accelerated at the start of the third quarter, although economists appeared to be divided on the outlook.
