20 August 2021 GBP/USD Rate "Could go Much Lower": Analysts

The British Pound has lost 1.75% over the course of the past week in what amounts to its worst weekly performance since mid-June, and further losses are likely says one analyst we follow.

Read more … →
19 August 2021 Dollar Claims Top Spot in Major FX for 2021 Performance, but Can it Hold the Mantle?

The Dollar ceded ground to the safe-haven Japanese Yen Thursday but otherwise swept the board of all opposition in a rally that has tentatively awarded it the top spot among major currencies for 20…

Read more … →
19 August 2021 Pound-Dollar Rate Under Pressure after Fed’s QE Taper Bombshell

The Pound-to-Dollar exchange rate entered the Thursday session on the back foot but having weathered better than many others the Federal Reserve’s revelation that it will likely announce as well as…

Read more … →
18 August 2021 Pound-Dollar Rate Vulnerability Grows after Breakdown on Charts

The Pound-to-Dollar rate stabilised above an important level of technical support in the mid-week session but its earlier sell-off earlier has left a bearish picture in its wake on the charts, one …

Read more … →
17 August 2021 U.S. Dollar's Rally against Pound and Euro Accelerates in Wake of U.S. Retail Sales Plunge

When the U.S. Dollar is not benefiting from strong U.S. data it is benefiting from safe haven demand when market sentiment sours, creating something of a win-win environment for the global reserve …

Read more … →
16 August 2021 Pound-Dollar Week Ahead Forecast: Steadying Above 1.38 as Data and Fed Risks Dominate

The Pound-to-Dollar rate was finding a firmer footing above the recently-tested 1.38 support level on entry into a busy week that could see Sterling’s resilience tested again by the greenback as th…

Read more … →
13 August 2021 Pound-Dollar: China's Port Shutdown Signals Higher-for-Longer Inflation, Which is Supportive USD

For currencies, this could only mean further Dollar strength according to a number of investment bank analysts we follow.

Read more … →