GBP/USD

The GBP/USD exchange rate is a further 0.25% higher at 1.2638 at the time of writing. Richard Perry, an analyst and technical forecast specialist at Hantec Markets says despite the strength of the recent move of late signals advocate for further gains.

The GBP/USD exchange rate is quoted lower at 1.2527 amidst a broad-based recovery in the Dollar, and analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry of Hantec Markets says the recent period of appreciation might be fading.

The GBP/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.2592 at the time of writing thanks to a strong rebound. However, analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry at Hantec Markets warns that the rally could soon hit its limits.

The GBP/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.2566 at the time of writing as Sterling's recovery extends. Richard Perry, analysts and technical forecaster at Hantec Markets, gives his latest analysis for the pair.

The GBP/USD exchange rate trades at 1.2388 at the start of the new month amidst ongoing U.S. Dollar weakness. Despite the gains, analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry at Hantec Markets says caution on Sterling is still warranted.

The GBP/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.2309 ahead of the weekend, with analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry of Hantec Markets saying the pair is looking increasingly constructive, even if only because of Dollar weakness.

The GBP/USD exchange rate has fallen back to 1.2246 over the course of the past 24 hours, technical forecaster and analyst Richard Perry of Hantec Markets says Sterling bulls have lost another fight.

The GBP/USD exchange rate rallied to a high of 1.2362 over the course of the past 24 hours and has since settled back at 1.2312 at the time of writing. Analysts and technical forecaster Richard Perry asks whether Sterling has what it takes to push higher.

The GBP/USD exchange rate has jumped by a percent on Tuesday to 1.2310 amidst a broad based improvement in market sentiment. However, analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry at Hantec Markets says strength appears to be corrective for the time being.

The GBP/USD exchange rate trades at 1.2172 as the week's gains for Sterling are halved in the final session of the week. Richard Perry, an analyst and technical forecast at Hantec Markets says the pair is rolling over once more.

The GBP/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.2227, taking this week's gain to 1.0%. However, analyst Richard Perry at Hantec Markets says he remains bearish on the outlook facing Sterling.

The GBP/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.2260 in mid-week trade, following a rally that saw the pair recovery from a month-low at 1.2082. But, Richard Perry, an analyst at Hantec Markets says the recovery is already starting to lose momentum.

The GBP/USD exchange rate has recovered back to 1.22 over the course of the past 24 hours, however Richard Perry, an analyst at Hantec Markets, says he is yet to be convinced that Sterling is ready to make a more concerted recovery.

The GBP/USD exchange rate starts the week at 1.2085 and the latest technical forecasts from Richard Perry, an analyst at Hantec Markets, shows that the Sterling bulls are really starting to struggle.

The Pound-to-Dollar rate is short-term bearish but long-term bullish say charts. In the week ahead US jobs data and fresh UK sector specific data for December are expected to be the primary drivers.

The general view held by most analysts is for the Pound-to-Dollar to make gains in 2018 against a backdrop of easing Brexit risks and stunted US inflation.

Spending by tourists visiting the UK has surged at its fastest rate in seven years, according to recent data from the Office of National Statistics(ONS).

The UK economy grew by a modest 0.4% in the recent quarter, tourist spending surged and the current account deficit narrowed but the 2018 outlook remains uncertain.

Sterling may have gained a small respite from stronger UK economic data but this probably won't be enough to overcome an increasingly ugly chart.

The Dollar is forecast to decline in 2018 as growth in the rest of the world catches up with the US and currency upside from tax reform fails to materialise.