GBP/USD rebounds to mid-1.2500s amid better risk appetite as focus turns to US jobs data
Better risk appetite has seen GBP/USD rebound to the mid-1.2500s on Thursday despite UK market
GBP/USD remains depressed below 1.2600 mark, seems vulnerable to slide further
GBP/USD edged lower for the second successive day amid strong follow-through USD buying. Rising US
GBP/USD to suffer substantial losses towards the 1.2073/13 support zone – Credit Suisse
GBP/USD has stalled below key resistance at the May high and the 23.6% retracement of
GBP/USD extends the corrective slide from monthly high, weakens further below 1.2600 mark
GBP/USD met with a fresh supply on Tuesday and snapped four straight days of the
GBP faces ‘existential crisis’ amid ‘increasingly challenging’ BOE communication – BofA
Kamal Sharma, a London-based foreign-exchange strategist at Bank of America (BofA), offers a bearish outlook on
GBP/USD needs to clear 1.2660 to extend its bullish rally
GBP/USD has lost its traction but managed to hold above the 1.26 level. The pair
GBP/USD defends 1.2600 at monthly high on USD’s retreat, Biden-Powell meeting in focus
GBP/USD pares the first daily loss in five around one-month high. Cautious sentiment ahead of
UK Public Inflation Expectations for 12 months ahead 6.1% vs. 6% prior
UK Public Inflation Expectations For 12 Months Ahead 6.1% vs. 6% previous, according to a
GBP/USD consolidates near one-month highs in mid-1.2600s in holiday thinned trade, eyes upcoming risk events
GBP/USD is consolidating in fairly quiet trade close to one-month highs in the mid-1.2600s. Volumes
GBP: Fiscal shift warrants watching, but base case unchanged – Goldman Sachs
Goldman Sachs said in its latest note that "the UK chancellor announced a new round