GBP/USD steadies above 1.3400 after UK Final Manufacturing PMI revised sharply higher to 58.0 in Feb
The UK manufacturing sector activity expanded more than expected in February, the final report from
GBP/USD faces major support at 1.3250 – UOB
Further downside in GBP/USD is likely, although there is a tough support around 1.3250, noted
GBP/USD retreats towards 1.3400 on USD rebound, US/UK PMIs, Ukraine in focus
GBP/USD pauses the two-day winning streak, fades last week’s bounce off 10-week low. UK public
GBP/USD to tick down towards December lows at 1.3160/65 – Scotiabank
GBP/USD steadies after taking a hammering this week. Economists at Scotiabank note that the broader
GBP/USD correction of 100 pip gap stalling as Ukraine crisis weighs
GBP/USD holds in the bearish territory following the opening gap. Ukraine crisis weighing on risk-currencies
GBP/USD to come under renewed bearish pressure with a drop below 1.3360
GBP/USD has lost its recovery momentum in the early European session. Sellers are likely to
GBP/USD to bounce towards 1.3565 and recent peak of 1.3644 as 1.3250 holds – SocGen
GBP/USD fell to its lowest level since late December at 1.3271 on Thursday. While above
BOE’s Pill: Central bank will seek to bring inflation down in a “measured way”
Bank of England (BOE) Chief Economist Huw Pill said Thursday, “BOE will seek to bring inflation
GBP/USD capped just ahead of 1.34 the figure as Kyiv comes underfire
GBP/USD bears are moving in as risk sours over Ukraine. Attacks continue for another night
BOE’s Haskel: An upside risk to the inflation forecast could arise from geopolitical events
Bank of England (BOE) policymaker Jonathon Haskel said that “an upside risk to the inflation