The daily chart shows that the GBP/USD pair has remained in an uptrend after bottoming at 1.2100 on January 13. It rebounded to 1.3520, up by over 11.7% from its lowest point this year.

My previous GBP/USD signal on 7th July was not triggered as none of the key support or resistance levels were reached during that day's London sessio ...

A 4-hour candlestick chart of the GBP/USD currency pair showing the 50-period SMA in blue and the 100-period SMA in orange, with the 14-period RSI shown in pale blue in the indicator box below.

Reflecting the upbeat market mood, US stock index futures gain between 0.2% and 0.5%, while the UK's FTSE 100 Index rises ...

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

The US dollar has strengthened a bit against the British pound during the trading session on Thursday, as we have seen ...

The daily chart shows that the GBP/USD exchange rate has pulled back in the past few days. It moved from a high of 1.3785 last week to the current 1.3585. The pair has formed an ascending channel ...

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.

-Set a buy-stop at 1.2550 and a take-profit at 1.2625. -Add a stop-loss at 1.2400. The GBP/USD pair rose after a set pf strong economic data from the United States.

Once this 1.2791 low breaks, the next move lower is likely to provide very little relief for the bulls on the GBP/USD currency pair until much lower levels are seen. Click Here To See Charts ...

GBP/USD continues to trade in a sanguine fashion into year-end, ... The GBP/USD currency pair, ... The chart below indicates that GBP positioning is net-negative, but only modestly so.

Inflation has played a large role in the decline of global markets in 2022.