13 March 2019 GBP/USD Uptrend Underpinned, Techs Point to 1.36

Despite the recent setbacks in the Pound, the market has been constructive overall with the potential for continuation higher to 1.3350 and 1.3600.

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13 March 2019 U.S. Dollar Softens after Core-durables Data Fires Starting Pistol on Capex Correction Lower

The Dollar softened even further on Wednesday after core-durable goods orders data surprised on the downside for the month of January and as unease over the UK's departure from the European Unโ€ฆ

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12 March 2019 U.S. Dollar Capitulates at Recent Highs after Inflation Disappointment Vindicates Fed for its Newfound Patience

The greenback capitulated at range highs before slipping lower on Tuesday after inflation data surprised on the downside for the month of February, vindicating investors for having bet earlier thisโ€ฆ

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11 March 2019 Dollar Extends Losses after Retail Sales Data Confirms Economy Has Shifted into a Lower Gear

The Dollar extended losses Monday after a retail sales figures for the month of February appeared to confirm the economy has shifted down a gear in recent months, strengthening some economists' conโ€ฆ

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10 March 2019 The Pound-to-Dollar Rate Gaps Lower at Start of New Week, Tough Support in 1.29s - The 5-Day Forecast

From a technical perspective, the GBP/USD pair has executed a complete U-turn after previously being in an uptrend and has fallen below some key markers, such as the 50-week moving averag at 1.3129โ€ฆ

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07 March 2019 Dollar Strength is Here to Stay

The U.S. Dollar is likely to continue rising, despite the recent slow-down in some areas of the U.S. economy says John Hardy, head of FX strategy at Saxobank, largely thanks to a U.S. Federal Reserโ€ฆ

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07 March 2019 Pound-to-Dollar Rate Pulls Back but Charts say Sterling Could be Ripe to Buy

Despite the weaker fundamentals facing Pound Sterling of late, the technical outlook for GBP/USD actually continues to look quite constructive.

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