GBP/USD falls to 1,3500 while the US considers to join Israel in the conflict with Iran
The GBP/USD collapsed below the figure of 1,3500 for the first time in the week, with a fall of more than 0.39%, since the tensions in the Middle East remained high, with news sources revealing that the United States (USA) are considering joining Israel in their confrontation with Iran. At the time of writing, the par quoted at 1,3515, having previously reached maximum daily of 1,3579. Read more…
The sterling pound falls against the US dollar amid tensions in the Middle East
The sterling pound (GBP) has a lower performance than its peers on Tuesday in the midst of the conflict between Israel and Iran. The growing tensions in the Middle East have reduced appetite due to the risk of investors, which has resulted in an increase in the demand for safe refuge assets. Read more…
GBP/USD remains stable above 1,3500 before the United Kingdom CPI and Fed and BOE policy meetings
The GBP/Usd torque lacks an intradic directional bias firm and oscillates in a narrow negotiation range, above 1,3500 during the Asian session on Tuesday. However, cash prices remain close to a maximum of three years achieved last Friday, since operators choose to wait for this week’s key data and the risks of central banks events before positioning themselves for the next phase of a directional movement. Read more…
Source: Fx Street
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