
Pound Sterling Surges as Fed Cuts Rates Amid Divided Vote
The British pound climbed against the US dollar after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates to a 3.50%-3.75% range amid a divided 9-3 policy vote.
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The British pound climbed against the US dollar after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates to a 3.50%-3.75% range amid a divided 9-3 policy vote.

The British pound reached a four-week high against the U.S. dollar as markets anticipate a potential interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in December.

The British Pound showed notable resilience against the U.S. Dollar, closing the week at 1.3102 as investors await key UK economic and policy announcements.

The Pound Sterling is trading steadily against the US Dollar as investors await key economic data on jobs and inflation that could influence central bank rate decisions.

The British Pound rose against the dollar after the Bank of England held interest rates at 4% but a narrow 5-4 vote signaled future cuts may be coming.

Pound Sterling faces continued pressure against the US Dollar, with a potential retest of 1.3120. Strong dollar and UK fiscal concerns weigh on GBP.

The British Pound has snapped a six-day losing streak against the U.S. Dollar, but faces significant headwinds from potential Bank of England rate cuts.

The British Pound has fallen for a fifth consecutive day against the US Dollar, pressured by disappointing UK inflation data and a stronger greenback.

The GBP/USD currency pair rose to near 1.3350 as the U.S. Dollar weakened on growing expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut in October.

The Pound Sterling (GBP) is forecast to trade within a 1.3290-1.3390 range against the US Dollar, with analysts noting lingering downward momentum and a potential fall to 1.3200.

The Pound Sterling fell to a 10-day low against a strengthening U.S. Dollar, with investors focused on UK fiscal policy and an upcoming speech by Fed Chair Powell.

The GBP/USD exchange rate climbed toward 1.3500 as a US government shutdown began, raising fears that key economic data like the NFP report will be delayed.