The British pound rallied a bit during the trading session on Wednesday against the US dollar, as we are now threatening the ...

The GBP/USD price analysis shows a rebound in the dollar as employment figures further lowered expectations for Fed rate cuts ...

UK PMI figures missed the mark on Thursday, but Friday will be another shot at UK data redemption.

The rally from January 13 for GBPUSD appears to have found a medium-term top. The next trend would be a countertrend decline ...

Potential signal: <li /> if we can break above the 1.3550 level, then I'm a buyer of the British pound, aiming for the 1.38 level with a stop lo ...

The pound is showing resilience despite a deteriorating domestic outlook and challenging fiscal position. Data showed that ...

The UK unemployment rate climbed to 4.7% in May, up from 4.6% in April. Rising unemployment may soften wage growth, ...

The GBP/USD weekly forecast is bearish as the US dollar recovered despite cooling inflation. The markets now eye US/UK PMI data next week.

On Thursday, the GBP/USD currency pair bounced from the session lows of about 1.3382 to trade at about 1.3416. The currency pair trades within a slightly ascending channel formation in the 60-minute ...

The GBP/USD exchange rate plummeted to the psychological level of 1.3400, its lowest point in three weeks. What next for the British pound?

The GBP/USD exchange rate dropped to a low of 1.3490, its lowest level since June 23. What next for the British pound?

Too early to expect a sizeable pullback; Pound Sterling (GBP) is more likely to trade in a sideways range of 1.3680/1.3760.