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DUP remains firm to oppose the Brexit deal and not to abstain from the vote

Prospects of another rejection for May’s Brexit deal continue to weigh on GBP.

The GBP/USD pair struggled to capitalize on the Asian session bounce and dropped to fresh one-week lows, below mid-1.3100s in the last hour.

The pair remained depressed on Thursday and looks set to extend the previous session's late pull-back from weekly tops, which came after the UK Parliament rejected eight different indicative votes selected by Commons Speaker John Bercow - ranging from a no-deal, a second referendum and a Norway-style deal.

The fact that DUP will not support the UK PM Theresa May's Brexit deal if it comes back for a third vote, and that none of its MPs will abstain, has made it highly unlikely that the deal could get enough votes to pass through the Parliament was seen as one of the key factors weighing on the British Pound. 

Moreover, Commons Speaker John Bercow has already made it clear that he would not allow another vote on the same deal unless it is substantially amended, which might further collaborate towards keeping a lid, rather prompt some fresh selling on every attempted recovery move. 

With the incoming Brexit headlines turning out to be an exclusive driver of the sentiment surrounding the British Pound, the pair remains unaffected by the US Dollar price dynamics and might also ignore today's release of the final US Q4 GDP print, due later during the early North-American session.

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