GBP/USD remains range-bound amid cautious sentiment ahead of key UK and US economic data. Technicals show resistance near 1.2750–1.2785 and support at 1.2670, with no clear directional bias. Market awaits fresh catalysts from central banks and inflation dynamics to guide the next move. #Forex #GBPUSD
GBP/USD is testing the main bearish trend line near 1.2525, facing strong resistance aligned with the 50 EMA and 38.2% Fibonacci retracement. Momentum indicators signal mild bearish pressure, with crucial support at 1.2450. A break above could shift the outlook, but bearish dominance remains intact for now. Analysis by Economies.com.
GBP/USD holds steady near 1.3100 amid a US holiday-shortened week. Lower liquidity and mixed US economic data have kept the pair range-bound, while cautious UK political and inflation signals limit sharp moves. Traders await fresh catalysts before committing.
GBP/USD remains steady near 1.3100 at the start of a US holiday-shortened week, supported by softer US inflation data and cautious Fed signals. UK economic concerns persist but Sterling shows resilience amid stable fiscal outlook and BoE guidance. Market volumes expected to stay light due to Thanksgiving.
FTSE 100 and GBP/USD have bounced back from key support levels, indicating potential near-term upside. Meanwhile, gold is trading sideways, consolidating within a range. Traders should watch crucial technical levels and fundamental developments for clues on future moves.
The U.S. dollar stays strong near multi-month highs, supported by firm Treasury yields and cautious Fed rate cut expectations. EUR/USD and GBP/USD face pressure amid ECB-BoE policy divergence and economic concerns, while USD/CAD and USD/JPY reflect yield differentials. Key U.S. inflation data this week could shape the next move. #ForexAnalysis #USD
FTSE 100 and GBP/USD both bounced off key technical support levels this week, signaling renewed confidence among investors after short-term pullbacks. In contrast, gold prices remain range-bound, showing limited directional momentum. Market watchers will be eyeing upcoming economic data and central bank moves for hints on the next moves.
GBP/USD is showing growing signs of weakness as of November 24, 2025. Weak UK economic data, dovish BoE signals, and strong US dollar demand amid global uncertainty continue to pressure the pair. Technicals confirm a bearish trend with key support levels at 1.2420 and 1.2370 in focus. Stay alert for further developments. (Analysis credit: Economies.com research team)
GBP/USD continues to show mounting signs of weakness as it struggles to hold key support levels. Technical indicators point to a bearish trend with lower highs and lows, underscored by a strong US dollar and subdued UK economic data. Traders should prepare for potential further declines unless the pound regains momentum. Full analysis via Economies.com (Nov 24, 2025). Credit to Economies.com and the author.
Ahead of Thanksgiving, the US dollar holds steady amid subdued trading, while markets focus intently on the yen as intervention risks rise. Japanese officials warn on currency moves as the dollar nears 150 yen, signaling potential action. Fed cautiousness keeps major currencies range-bound with eyes on upcoming data. Reported by Rae Wee for Reuters via TradingView News.
