Back on September 19, two-days after a medium term top, we forecasted a decline in GBP/USD reaching to 1.31 and possibly 1.28 ...

The U.S. dollar rose modestly on Wednesday, supported by a pullback in gold prices and a firmer tone in markets ahead of key ...

GBP/USD fell for a fourth straight day on Wednesday, coming within inches of 1.3300 before staging a half-hearted recovery to ...

The US dollar continues to see a bit of strengthening in the early hours of Tuesday, as we continue to see a lot of movement ...

The GBP/USD exchange rate remained in a tight range this week as investors focused on the recent statements by Jerome Powell ...

The Pound US Dollar (GBP/USD) exchange rate wavered on Monday, edging slightly higher, amid quiet market conditions and a cautiously risk-on mood. At the time of writing, GBP/USD was trading at ...

The US dollar continues to see a lot of overall strength, being the strongest of these three currencies. The EUR/GBP shows an attempt for the Euro to overcome the Pound, but it lacked the momentum ...

The British pound has pulled back a bit from the 1.25 level, an area that obviously is a large, round, psychologically significant figure, and an area that a lot of people will be paying quite a bit ...

The consumer price index remained unchanged in September, maintaining an annual growth rate of 3.8%, against an expected acceleration to 4.0%. The core consumer price index slowed to 3.5% y/y, against ...

GBP/USD slipped to 1.33 as softer UK inflation raised December rate-cut expectations. BoE may pause further cuts due to sticky services inflation and fiscal pressures. US data, global PMIs, and FOMC ...

On Monday, I outlined my bias for the US Dollar Index to rebound against last week’s sell-off, which I expected would pressure EUR/USD and GBP/USD lower in the near term. I also noted that any ...