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The Pound-to-Dollar rate is facing a plethora of downside risks coming from at home and overseas, as President Donald Trump embarks on a second major offensive in the so-called trade war with China and the UK government is said to be under pressure to terminate the cross-party Brexit talks.
May 13,2019
The Pound-to-Dollar rate is set to begin trading around 1.3000 on Sunday after closing more than one percent lower last week, although studies of the charts suggest the outlook for the exchange rate has turned neutral of late.
May 12,2019
The Dollar was softer in the final session of the week but with President Donald Trump appearing to be on the war path, analyst calls for continued short-term weakness have been conspicuously absent heading into the weekend.
May 10,2019
The Dollar weakened a fraction further against the Pound after the release of U.S. inflation data for April on Friday, as the lower-than-expected readings did little to improve the outlook for Federal Reserve interest rate policy.
May 13,2019
The Dollar and Yen will be dragged higher while Asian currencies and global stocks will be pushed lower if the anchor that is the Chinese Yuan is dislodged by a full-blown U.S.-China trade war says a strategist at Société Générale.
May 9,2019
The U.S. Dollar's long-term 2018-2019 uptrend is still with us, and has in fact got the potential to push even higher says David Bloom, head of FX research at HSBC.
May 7,2019
The outlook for the Pound against the U.S. Dollar has turned more constructive according to our studies, while the calendar suggests U.S. price data will be important for the Greenback this week and Sterling will be subject to the outcome of cross-party Brexit negotiations.
May 6,2019
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