GBP/USD remains stable about 1,3750, focus on US ADP employment data.
The GBP/USD torque is listed on a plan about 1,3745 during Wednesday’s Asian negotiation hours. However, the moderate comments of the president of the Federal Reserve (FED) of the US, Jerome Powell, and the increase in tax concerns could weigh over the dollar in the short term. Investors expect the US employment change report for June in search of a new impulse, which will be published later on Wednesday.
Powell, of the Fed, said Tuesday that the US Central Bank will adopt a patient approach to future interest rates reductions, but did not rule out a cut at the July meeting, although the decision will depend on the incoming data. According to the CME Fedwatch tool, short -term interest rates are now assessing almost one in four possibilities of a rate cut for the July meeting after moderate comments, compared to less than one in five previously. Read more…
GBP/USD flirts with new maximums while continuing the blow to the dollar
The GBP/USD reached its highest offers in 45 months on Tuesday, approaching the maximum of four years while the US dollar is still beaten in the market. Unequal commercial policies, aggravated by public reflections on high tariffs by President Donald Trump, keep the dollar bidders in a difficult situation while the countervalues ​​continue to reach maximum of several years.
The economic data and the apparitions of the heads of the central banks went to the background in the face of commercial and budgetary concerns on Tuesday. The US Senate finally approved some version of the “Great and Beautiful Budget Law” of President Trump, which is now addressed to the US House of Representatives for a final approval and another vote. Trump, who campaigned to eliminate the Federal Deficit of the US, is ready to promulgate his bill of expenses, which will add billions of dollars to the US debt load during the next decade. Read more…
GBP/USD softens from the maximum of 3 years as the BOE becomes moderate, US data exceeds expectations
The sterling pound (GBP) loses ground against the US dollar after reaching a new three years of 1,3788, just below the figure of 1,3800. The US economic data (USA), along with the moderate comments of the Governor of the Bank of England (BOE), Andrew Bailey, exerted downward pressure on the torque. The GBP/USD is quoted at 1,3721, with a minimum fall of 0.07%.
The mood of the market became slightly negative. The last Jolts report revealed that employment offers in May reached its highest level since November, reaching 7,769 million, compared to 7,391 million, exceeding 7.3 million forecasts. At the same time, the Supply Management Institute (ISM) reported that business activity in June increased, although it contracted for the fourth consecutive month. The index rose to 49.0, from 48.5 in May, above the estimates of 48.8. Read more…
Source: Fx Street
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