GBP/USD remained steady on Monday as volatility subsided, paving the way for upcoming inflation data releases. The recent drop in Cable to long-term averages below 1.2700 has calmed down, with
Title: Global Markets Prepare for Impact: Key US Data Releases and Fed Speech in Focus on August 13 Global markets are currently navigating within a consolidative theme as investors warm
As the Pound Sterling (GBP) remains marginally softer in today's trading session, it has managed to stay within its recent trading range, according to Scotiabank chief FX strategist Shaun Osborne.
The GBP/USD pair remains range-bound between 1.2686 and 1.2785, with resistance at the 50-day moving average (DMA) capping further gains. Sellers continue to maintain control, as indicated by the Relative
Expert Analysis: Pound Sterling (GBP) Forecasted to Drift Lower but Unlikely to Break Key Support Levels A sustained break below 1.2710 is unlikely According to renowned FX analysts Quek Ser
After some delay, the Bank of England (BoE) has finally initiated its easing cycle in August, as noted by ING’s FX analysts Francesco Pesole and Chris Turner. Despite the lack
GBP/USD showed gains for two consecutive days last week but closed in negative territory. As geopolitical tensions escalate, investors shy away from risk-sensitive assets, leading to a cautious market mood.
UK Employment and CPI Data Expected to Drive Market Sentiment BoE's Mann Warns of Potential Upside Risks to Inflation Fed Projected to Cut Interest Rates in September The Pound Sterling
GBP/USD could test the immediate barrier at a nine-day EMA of 1.2767 level and the upper boundary around 1.2800 level. The technical analysis of a daily chart suggests a bearish
During an exclusive Economics Show podcast with the renowned Financial Times (FT), Bank of England (BoE) policymaker Catherine Mann highlighted the ongoing issue of UK wage growth and its potential