GBP/USD Forecast: Bullish Flag Breakout in Progress?
GBP/USD is on the verge of breaking out from the well-defined bullish flag pattern - see what's driving it and where it may go!
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EU to UK: No more sausages for you!
If negotiations between the EU and UK over the NI protocol don’t end soon, the Pound may fall further
Currency pair of the week: EUR/USD
Just as with Europe, a crisis (Brexit) has been averted in the US (stimulus package)
Two trades to watch: FTSE, GBP/USD ahead of expected Brexit trade deal
After 4.5 years a Brexit trade deal is expected to be announced today. FTSE is pointing to a stronger start whilst GBP/USD eyes 2020 high
Brexit deal could be reached by Christmas: GBP/USD, EUR/GBP
“Sources” say a Brexit trade deal is “imminent”.
What lies ahead for the US dollar in 2021
We would like to take this opportunity to wish all our readers and their families a safe and happy holiday period. As markets are expected to remain volatile into the Georgia Senate run-off on the 5th of January, regular updates will resume next week, the 28th of December.
Markets numb to Brexit talk: EUR/USD, GBP/USD
Traders are tired of Brexit officials’ comments. They want to see action.
Hello volatility my old friend: GBP/USD, EUR/GBP,USD/CHF
Regardless of the reason, volatility is back.
Currency pair of the week: GBP/USD
GBP/USD has been extremely volatile as of late.
Brexit and “out of control” virus KO GBP/USD
Just a few days out from Christmas, 250,000 residents on Sydney’s Northern Beaches are in lockdown, to prevent a local COVID19 outbreak from spreading throughout the greater Sydney region. State borders have again slammed shut, plunging the travel plans of holiday makers across Australia into chaos.
A Brexit deal may happen over the weekend: GBP/USD, EUR/GBP, GBP/CAD
What could happen to GBP pairs if a deal gets done this weekend?
Currency Pair of the Week: GBP/USD
This week brings potential for more volatility in GBP/USD
Will a Brexit breakthrough ever come?
UK and EU leaders agree that negotiations should continue but a no-deal Brexit is still the most likely outcome on December 31.
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