The British pound continues to see a lot of noise, as traders recognize that London is going to be hesitant in cutting rates rapidly, just as the Americans could do.
The most active trading sessions for the GBP/USD currency pair occur in London and New York, with some activity during Asian markets from 2400 GMT to 0900 GMT..
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The US Dollar finds itself very much still alive, as the Trump administration is nominating Kevin Warsh for Fed head.
The British pound remains resilient against the US dollar, holding firm above key support as consolidation reflects bullish sentiment and central bank divergence.
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GBP/USD continues to struggle below the key 1.35 resistance level, with signs of exhaustion offering potential short opportunities targeting 1.3310.
The British pound rebounded from a gap lower on Monday amid thin US holiday trading, with attention now turning to key UK data and resistance near 1.35.
The British pound fell against the US dollar, signaling a potential topping pattern as dollar strength persists and downside targets emerge near 1.32.
The British pound continues to trade within a well-defined range, facing resistance at 1.3550 and finding support near the 50-day EMA at 1.3372.
Despite a weaker-than-expected US jobs report, the British pound failed to rally, with GBP/USD hovering near key support and signaling possible downside toward 1.32.
The British pound consolidates against the US dollar as traders await the NFP report, with key support at 1.3367 and resistance at 1.36 shaping near-term direction.
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GBP/USD remains range-bound near 1.35 as traders await Friday’s jobs report, with UK economic headwinds limiting Sterling’s upside potential.
The British pound rallied a bit on Friday but cannot seem to hang onto gains against the USD.
The British pound is once again capped by the 1.35 level against the dollar, leaving GBP/USD poised for a breakout in either direction as traders balance Fed cut expectations against a recently dovish Bank of England.
The British pound has been pretty choppy during the Monday session as we continue to hover around the 1.35 level.
GBP/USD is at a critical inflection point near 1.35, with traders watching for either a deeper pullback or a bullish breakout in the coming weeks.
The British pound extends gains against the US dollar, with 1.35 acting as a key pivot and upside toward 1.37 if dollar weakness continues.