GBP/USD Price Analysis: Further downside opening up towards 1.2650
GBP/USD remains vulnerable despite oversold on the daily chart. Risk-aversion, Fed-BOE contrast and weak UK
GBP/USD plummets to 1.2700 neighbourhood, lowest level since September 2020
GBP/USD witnessed aggressive follow-through selling for the third successive day on Monday. Signs that the
GBP/USD: Not much more than 1.30 over the next months, even as USD loses ground – Rabobank
The US dollar could start to lose ground on a three to six month perspective
UK Retail Sales drop 1.4% MoM in March vs. -0.3% expected
The UK Retail Sales came in at -1.4% MoM in March, a downside surprise. Core
GBP/USD Price Analysis: Plunges to fresh YTD low, weakens further below 1.2900 mark
GBP/USD witnessed aggressive selling on Friday and plunged to its lowest level since November 2020.
GBP/USD to slide towards the mid-1.28s – Scotiabank
GBP’s rebound from sub-1.30 levels extended into the high-1.30s today before selling pressure emerged near
GBP/USD testing 1.3020 and pressured at hourly resistance
GBP/USD pressured at hourly resistance as markets monitor central banks. Money markets are pricing in
GBP/USD: Downside momentum continues to build – UOB
The downside momentum is expected to pick up pace if GBP/USD breaks below the 1.2940
GBP/USD Price Analysis: Slides further below 1.3000 mark, seems vulnerable near YTD low
Sustained USD buying dragged GBP/USD lower for the fourth successive day on Tuesday. The bias
GBP/USD to stage a decisive break below the 1.30 level – ING
GBP/USD has seen some dips below the psychological support of 1.30. Economist at ING expect