GBPUSD: Sterling Crash Has More Room to Run From dailyforex.com|4 hr ago1 comment AUD/USD: Aussie bears have taken a foothold reinforced by longer-term US Treasury yield premiums From marketpulse.com|2 hr 14 min ago Pound To Euro Week Ahead Forecast: GBP/EUR Plummets Amid UK Bond...
I still prefer a bullish scenario, but would stand aside for now and wait for a consistent movement back above 1.5280/50 to reactivate my bullish mode.GBPUSD Daily Forecast AugustGbpusd Forecast
Most actual Daily Forecasts for the GBPUSD currency pair. Previsions by Forex experts regarding the GBPUSD exchange rate for today and tomorrow.
Chart: https://bi0l.blogspot.com/2018/06/gbpusd-weekly-forecast-technical-side_11.html (Side of bulls). For purchases, subject to a turn from (up H4 / key levels), the target levels may be equal (R1W1 / R2W1 / R3W1). (Bear side). For positions for sale, under the condition ...
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The most recent print of 219k was higher than forecast. Should jobless claims print lower, this may prompt the Federal Reserve to adopt a more aggressive interest rate policy stance, which could result in US dollar strength and a declining GBPUSD. EVENT: Wednesday, October 19 at 07:00 GMT+...
First, a review of last week’s forecast: - Recall that, when giving the forecast for the EUR/USD, the overwhelming majority of experts (65%) supported the growth of this pair. In their opinion, having
It’s been a green week for Cable, even with the Bank of England cutting rates by 25 bps. But surprisingly two MPC members voted for a 50 bp cut and that helped to weigh on the currency and the pair in late-week trade, with GBP/USD holding below the 1.25
GBPUSDmeanwhile retreatedon the back of official data showing that UK core inflation reached 6.8% year-on-year in April, up from 6.2% in March. Headline CPIstood at 8.7%, surpassing the anticipated reading of 8.3% and even exceeding the Bank of England's own forecast of 8.4%. ...
Meanwhile, other forecasts suggested an unchanged pace of economic growth going into year-end following "underlying" growth of 0.2% in the opening half of the year but with past increases in Bank Rate expected to weigh increasingly on the economy as time goes on, the outlook is arguably un...