The Pound Sterling tumbled against the US Dollar on Thursday after the US Department of Labor announced a rebound on inflation on the producer side that could dent the Federal Reserve’s easing policy. Therefore, the GBP/USD edges lower, trading at 1.2748, down 0.38%.
The daily chart portrays the pair has broken the previous weekly low of 1.2744, but a daily close below that level is needed, before the Pound Sterling weakens further. In that event, the next support would be 1.2700, followed by fresh lows at the 50-day moving average (DMA) at 1.2685. On the other hand, if buyers reclaim 1.2800, look for a test of weekly highs at 1.2823.
GBP/USD is the forex ticker that shows the value of the British Pound against the US Dollar. It tells traders how many US Dollars are needed to buy a British Pound. The Pound-Dollar is one of the oldest and most widely traded currency pairs in the world. Follow the live GBP/USD rate with the chart and keep up to date with Pound-Dollar news and analysis. Plan your trades with the GBP/USD forecast and key pivot points data and support and resistance levels.
The daily chart portrays the pair has broken the previous weekly low of 1.2744, but a daily close below that level is needed, before the Pound Sterling weakens further. In that event, the next support would be 1.2700, followed by fresh lows at the 50-day moving average (DMA) at 1.2685. On the other hand, if buyers reclaim 1.2800, look for a test of weekly highs at 1.2823.
GBP/USD is the forex ticker that shows the value of the British Pound against the US Dollar. It tells traders how many US Dollars are needed to buy a British Pound. The Pound-Dollar is one of the oldest and most widely traded currency pairs in the world. Follow the live GBP/USD rate with the chart and keep up to date with Pound-Dollar news and analysis. Plan your trades with the GBP/USD forecast and key pivot points data and support and resistance levels.