Pound to Dollar Forecast

GBP/USD is consolidating near last week’s lows, holding around 1.3691 after a sharp reversal from recent highs.

The British pound is set for further gains against the dollar, but near-term consolidation is increasingly likely.

The British pound starts the new week with a bid owing to U.S. tariff threats over Greenland.

Dollar weakness snaps a losing run for the pound to dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD).

Absence of strong upside follow-through suggests bullish conviction may be weakening.

The pound retreats from recent highs against the dollar, but the trend still favours further upside.

The British pound is pulling back against the dollar following a strong year-end lift.

The pound faces renewed downside risks as the factors that previously supported sterling have largely run their course, according to analysis from NatWest.

The British pound enjoys a constructive technical setup against the dollar.

The pound to dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) can retreat further in the coming week, but the pullback should be shallow.

The British pound's recent recovery leaves it well poised against the dollar.

Pound sterling's year-end rally against the dollar gathers steam.

The pound needs to cross a key resistance level in order to establish a clear uptrend.

There's scope for further GBP/USD gains as the dollar struggles in December.

Pound sterling can recover as uncertainty is lifted.

TD Bank sets out a constructive view on GBP/USD.

Going against the crowd, a major global bank is betting on a recovery by Britain's brow-beaten currency.

The dollar will be challenged by some welcome data.

GBP/USD rebound reflects an unwinding of oversold conditions rather than the start of a sustained uptrend, with gains likely capped near 1.3235.

GBP/USD ticks higher, but the dollar's ultimately still in charge.