Pound to Dollar Forecast

Another unforced error by UK Chancellor Reeves and a stock market drawdown are behind the move.

The pound is desperately holding onto a major support line.

GBP/USD is under pressure, but near-term increasingly oversold.

The British pound is set to remain under pressure against the dollar in the coming days.

Our investment bank forecast survey for the fourth quarter is in.

Pound–to-dollar week ahead forecast: looking for a directional break.

Pound sterling is set to extend its decline against the dollar.

The pound remains in a downtrend against the dollar, despite recent excitement over U.S.-China trade tensions.

Our forecast for the pound vs. dollar made two ten days ago was bang on the money.

The saying "make hay while the sun is shining" should have applied to GBP/USD during the U.S. government shutdown.

The pound to dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) can rise before coming under pressure again over the coming days as U.S. data risks beating expectations.

Bank of America has reduced its pound sterling forecasts, even as it insists the broader story for the UK economy is not as bad as markets have been making out.

However, upside should be re-engaged before too long.

The pound can extend its rally against the dollar in an important week for both currencies.

Pound sterling retains the support of elevated interest rates.

The Dollar could strengthen if inflation numbers beat expectations.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) looks set to stay pressured over the remainder of the week.

RBC Capital Markets expects the pound to remain resilient in the short term, with forecasts showing GBP/USD holding firm before edging higher into year-end.

Gains in the Pound to Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) are possible, but upside is entirely dependent on U.S. Dollar weakness.

The Dollar looks relatively well supported, despite Trump's ongoing efforts to meddle with the Federal Reserve.