About 9.5% of daily trades. Referred to as “Cable,” it’s volatile but widely traded due to the strength of the UK and U.S. economies
GBP/USD holds steady at 1.35 amid a weakening dollar as the Federal Reserve signals a shift toward easing. The pound’s resilience reflects solid UK data and cautious BoE guidance, while technicals support further upside. Traders should watch key support and central bank cues closely as 2024 unfolds.
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GBP/USD holds steady above 1.35 as the Fed’s dovish shift weakens the dollar. The BoE’s hawkish stance and strong UK data support the pound, setting the stage for key moves as markets weigh future policy paths. Traders eye 1.36 and beyond for the next breakout.
GBP/USD remains strong above 1.35 as dollar weakens on dovish Fed signals. With UK economic resilience and cautious Bank of England stance, the pound gains momentum. Key resistance at 1.37—with positive technicals supporting further upside if dollar stays under pressure.
The British pound remains resilient near 1.35 against the US dollar as Federal Reserve signals of monetary easing pressure the greenback. With softer US yields and stronger UK economic data, GBP/USD technicals support further upside potential, but traders should monitor key support at 1.35 and resistance around 1.36-1.37 in the coming weeks.
GBP/USD holds firm above 1.35 as the Fed signals easing, weighing on the dollar. Sterling gains strength amid cautious BoE policy stance, resilient UK data, and reduced political risk. Technicals show solid support near 1.35, with upside targets at 1.3650 and 1.38. Traders eye shifts as global monetary conditions evolve.
GBP/USD edged lower amid holiday-thinned liquidity and subdued trading ahead of year-end. Market moves lacked conviction as investors held back in light of Christmas Eve closures. Recent UK data points to economic fragility, while the Fed’s dovish signals keep the Dollar under pressure.
As 2026 nears, a steepening yield curve and robust demand for metals—driven by the green energy transition and fiscal support—may lift the FTSE higher. Slowing inflation and bond supply dynamics signal shifts in central bank policy, setting the stage for UK equities to benefit. Insights from Michael Hewson, CMC Markets.
GBP/USD gains momentum above 1.3500 following the Bank of England’s cautious shift toward gradual easing. With steady UK economic data and a softer US dollar amid Fed dovish signals, the pound is showing renewed strength. Market focus now on data-driven central bank moves ahead.
Credit: Original reporting by FXStreet News Team
GBP/USD gains momentum above 1.3500 as the Bank of England signals a gradual approach to policy tightening. Strong UK economic data and measured BOE guidance support sterling amid a softer US dollar and improved risk sentiment. Market eyes steady recovery and cautious normalization ahead. #GBPUSD #BOE #Forex
GBP/USD surged on December 24, 2025, fueled by stronger-than-expected UK economic data, hawkish Bank of England signals, and dovish Fed outlook. Technicals confirm momentum with a breakout above 1.2760 and bullish moving average crossovers. Market sentiment and light holiday volumes added to short-term volatility. Watch key resistance near 1.2840 and 1.2900 for potential targets. Insights via Economies.com analysis.
