11 October 2017 US Dollar Going Lower on All Timeframes: The Evidence

None of this is good news for those piling into speculative US Dollar longs. But companies, consumers and investors from across the UK and Europe, who have a requirement to buy Dollars on an ongoin…

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11 October 2017 GBP/USD Reaches Key Make-or-Break Level on Charts

Looking at the Pound-to-Dollar exchange rate we note how the lower timeframe charts are showing a risk of a bullish break higher but the bigger picture still looks bearish, and, ultimately, it may …

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11 October 2017 Pound-to-Dollar Rate: FOMC To Keep Hiking Even As Fed Officials Second Guess Inflation Theories

Federal Reserver officials are again second guessing what they know about inflation-drivers but, nonetheless, are still seen pushing ahead with a rate increase in December and as many as four hikes…

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10 October 2017 Pound-to-Dollar Rate Predicted to Remain Above 1.30 on Market Positioning

Relentless buying of Sterling on the futures market could be indicative of positive underpinning strength in the currency argues Kathleen Brooks, a foreign exchange analyst with retail trading prov…

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08 October 2017 Pound-to-Dollar: Technical Forecast and Events to Watch in the Coming Week

The Pound-to-US Dollar is forecast to continue declining as analysts hold a bullish view of the Dollar following recent strong wage and service sector activity data.

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06 October 2017 Pound Sterling vs. Dollar: Strong US Wage Data Delivers Coup de Grace

Although US Non-Farm Payrolls (NFPs) showed a shock fall of -33k in September a strong rise in wages and fall in overall unemployment boosted the Dollar after the release. 

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05 October 2017 Change at the Fed: What Each of the Candidates Could Mean for the US Dollar's Outlook

Uncertainty over who will fill key positions, and the Trump administration’s supposed preference for a weaker Dollar, will probably favour Pound-to-Dollar buyers during the months ahead.

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