GBP/USD Forecast

The British pound held around the key 1.32 level on Thursday amid growing US dollar strength and shifting expectations for Fed rate cuts.

The British pound weakens ahead of the FOMC decision, with a close below 1.32 potentially triggering further downside if Jerome Powell signals no rate cuts.

The British pound dipped below key support at 1.3350 as markets prepare for the Fed's rate decision, with potential downside toward the 200-day EMA at 1.3133.

The British pound slipped on Monday, with 1.3350 emerging as a key technical level amid head-and-shoulders risk and rising USD strength ahead of the Fed decision.

The British pound declined slightly against the US dollar, signaling possible consolidation despite its broader uptrend, with 1.3350 as support and 1.36 as resistance.

The British pound bounced strongly from its long-term trendline, clearing the 50-day EMA and reinforcing bullish momentum amid ongoing speculation around US rate cuts.

The British pound is testing a crucial trendline near 1.3350, with a potential breakdown opening the path to 1.32, while a rally could push it to 1.38.

GBP/USD pulled back on Wednesday after surging on Powell firing rumors, with technicals suggesting downside risk toward the 1.31 support level.

The British pound has broken below a key trend channel and the 50-day EMA, suggesting further downside toward 1.33 or 1.31 before potential buyers return.

The British pound continues to find support near 1.3550 within a strong uptrend, with eyes on the 1.38 resistance level as steady bullish momentum builds.

The British pound continues to trade within an ascending channel near 1.3550, with strong support at 1.3450 and dip-buying interest intact above the 50-day EMA.

The GBP/USD exchange rate pulled back sharply as the US Dollar Index (DXY) rebounded after the trade war resumed. The pair dropped to a low of 1.3590, down from

The British pound fell sharply Tuesday after early strength, but strong support at 1.3550 and dip-buying interest may keep GBP/USD afloat unless 1.3350 breaks.

The British pound continues to attract buyers on pullbacks as the long-term uptrend remains intact, despite headline-driven volatility from tariff news.

The British pound fell sharply against the dollar before recovering near 1.3550, with Thursday’s NFP report expected to drive major GBP/USD volatility.