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After a poor August, the Dollar has roared back into life and is pushing the Pound lower again. One currency payment specialist thinks GBP/USD could go below 1.30.
Thursday's speech by Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Bullock is the main event out of Australia this week. However, it will be a U.S. jobs report that will determine where Friday's close is recorded.
Pound Sterling has risen for six months in succession against the Euro, but a recent recovery stalled at 1.19 and we could see a pullback evolve in the coming days.
Pound Sterling powered to fresh two-year highs at the end of last week, buoyed by the Federal Reserve's commitment to a September rate cut. But, the rally is looking stretched.
The Pound to Euro exchange rate (GBP/EUR) is technically and fundamentally poised for further gains in the near term, and a move to 1.1850 is on the cards for this week.
Will the Pound continue to rise against the euro and where will it end the year? According to a new analysis, Pound Sterling will continue to rise against the Euro "for the time being".
The Pound rose against all major currencies this week as it drew a line under prior losses but BofA Global Research says it can still rise further against the Dollar, Euro, Japanese Yen and Swiss Franc up ahead.
Pound Sterling has erased its July gains against a resurgent Euro, and there is only one question to be asked in the coming week: where will the selling end?
In our previous edition of the Week Ahead Forecast, we opined that the Pound to the New Zealand Dollar was due to a pullback from notably overbought conditions.