24 May 2019 U.S. Dollar Falters after Economic Data Points to Slowing Growth Pulse

The Dollar was on its back foot in the final session of the week, trading lower against most of its developed world rivals, as markets responded to another batch of data that suggests the U.S. econ…

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24 May 2019 Pound-to-Dollar Exchange Rate's Rebound Backed by the Charts: LMAX Exchange

Analyst Joel Kruger at LMAX Exchange says GBP/USD may have reached a key long-term support level at the current 1.26 lows where it could bounce and continue its more constructive longer-term techni…

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24 May 2019 ING: U.S. Dollar to Remain Supported as Markets for a Fed Rate Cut are Misplaced

The U.S. Dollar is likely to be supported as regional business surveys remain resilient and U.S.-Sino trade war does not yet appear to warrant a Dollar weakening interest rate cut at the U.S. Feder…

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23 May 2019 Dollar Resilience Endures as 'Trade War' Morphs into All-out Economic Conflict

The Dollar was riding high, close to the top of the G10 league table and a two-year high, on Thursday but analysts are saying the currency should remain on its front foot at least for the foreseeab…

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22 May 2019 The Pound-to-Dollar Rate is Seen Near Two-year Low after Fed Leaves Rate Cut Speculators Empty-handed

  The Dollar was riding high near the top of the G10 league table Thursday, keeping pressure on the Pound-to-Dollar rate, after minutes from the May Federal Reserve (Fed) meeting further sugges…

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20 May 2019 Pound-Dollar Recovery at Risk from Westminster's Divisions says Bank of America 

The Pound was steady against a softer U.S. Dollar on Monday but hopes of a steep and protracted rally in the months ahead may be beginning to fade, if the latest analysis from Bank of America is an…

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19 May 2019 Pound Sterling Week Ahead Forecast vs. U.S. Dollar: Downtrend is Your Friend and Likely to Extend

From a technical perspective, GBP/USD has established a short-term downtrend which is, on balance, more likely to extend than not given the assumption that the “trend is your friend” and therefore …

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