GBP/USD

After the release of lacklustre jobs data, the Pound is now the more vulnerable in the pair, and with the Fed expected to raise macroeconomic projections at their policy meeting the pair is vulnerable to more downside.

The Pound to US Dollar pair is rolling over and providing traders with the perfect selling opportunity argues the Soc Gen analyst.

The Fed meets in Washington on December 14 to discuss the setting of interest rates. To get an idea of what will happen to Dollar we look to guidance from Bank of America Merill Lynch.

GBP/USD has fallen for two straight days in a row, the question is, is this just a temporary setback or the start of a new downtrend?

GBP/USD may rise higher in the coming five days following the knock to US inflation expectations of data on Friday.

The Pound will weaken in uncertainty in the new year, whilst the Dollar will continue its relentless rally despite efforts by the White House to talk it down, says Chief Strategist Chris Turner.

The Dollar may well rise if important data out this week confirms a positive outlook, whilst Sterling underpinned by economic resilience.

The Dollar is expected to rise another 5%, say analysts at Deutsche Bank, but what will the Trump administration do if the currency gets too strong?

A straw poll of the views of technical foreign exchange analysts is showing a predominantly bearish outlook for GBP/USD, whilst views on EUR/GBP are mixed.

CitiFX have told clients the recent rally in the GBPUSD exchange rate is likely to offer the chance to press the sell button.

A new strategy note from Credit Agricole has warned that those looking to short the GBP/USD exchange rate further will struggle to profit.

Whilst the BOE's recent meeting minutes showed there was cause for concern for the economy post-Brexit, recent data showing a slump of 45% in London residential sales confirmed Brexit is 'biting'

Strong supply of sterling above 1.4350 could keep GBP/USD exchange rate strength contained.