City Index analyst Fawad Razaqzada says a drop to $1.25 looks increasingly likely for the Pound to Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD).

Pound Sterling has come under notable pressure against the Dollar as markets prepare for the second Trump administration, but we think relief is in store this week.

GBP/USD is under pressure at the start of the new week, and we will watch for key support levels to be tested in the coming days.

JP Morgan's FX trading desk sets out potential levels for GBP/USD on the three potential outcomes to today's U.S. election outcome.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate has risen on Monday as Donald Trump's odds of winning Tuesday's presidential election have fallen.

The Dollar should weaken if Kamala Harris wins next week's U.S. election, but a balance of probabilities favours strength.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) will likely remain under pressure in the coming days, with bouts of strength likely to prove short-lived.

Pound Sterling looks set to remain on the defensive against the Euro, and we could see sub-1.30 levels again in the coming five days.

The British Pound trades higher against the Dollar in the wake of Friday's retail sales data, but the risks are still tilted to the downside.

The prospect of a meaningful rebound in the Pound to Dollar exchange rate (GBP/USD) looks a remote prospect for the coming days.

The big banks have raised their forecasts for the Pound against the Dollar into year-end.

Pound Sterling's decline against the Dollar is not a mere correction and looks set to run for at least half a year.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate fell 2.0% last week and still looks heavy, but a limited rebound is possible in the coming days.

Year-to-date, the GBP/USD is up about 5.3%. While the potential to extend these gains is there, the cable is now less than 70 pips away from testing a key long-term resistance zone between 1.3500 and 1.4000.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate can continue to advance in the coming days according to our Week Ahead Model. Fedspeak and U.S. payrolls are the fundamental risks to the positive setup.

Foreign exchange analysts at Goldman Sachs have raised their forecasts for Pound Sterling on account of ongoing economic resilience and a reasessment of the Dollar's outlook.

The British Pound extended its rally against the U.S. Dollar, but month-end flows and overbought conditions could prompt a pullback in the coming days.

The British Pound can continue to advance against the Dollar in the coming weeks, but the next few days could see some consolidation around current levels.

The Dollar will rebound if the Federal Reserve opts to stick with its guidance and cut interest rates by 25 basis points today, but strength will be shortlived according to one analysis.

The Pound to Dollar exchange rate could test the 2024 high at 1.3250 if the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates by 50 basis points this week.