In a busy weekend for UK news, there is little reason to fight the current Sterling downtrend.
Last week's round of UK-EU Brexit negotiations ended with little progress, or optimism from the negotiators.
The EU maintain that an even regulatory playing field is an essential component of any deal, which the UK believes would diminish UK sovereignty .
The UK's Gove said on Sunday that there was a deal to be done, if the EU compromise.
Meanwhile the UK's 'no deal' planning committee will meet regularly .
The BoE's chief economist Haldane said that they are exploring all options to support the coronavirus hit UK economy, including negative rates and buying riskier assets, though BoE Governor Bailey said negative rates were unlikely on Thursday .
The UK budget office believes April was the low for the economy, but does not expect a V-shaped rebound, but a rather slower recovery .
PM Johnson is under pressure on the government's coronavirus performance .
GBP/USD charts show 5, 10 & 21 daily moving averages trending lower, with Friday's close below the 1.2166 April low and range base, initially targeting 1.1885, 61.8% March-April bounce.
GBP bulls need a USD collapse to reverse the trend, which looks unlikely at this point.
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