GBP/USD climbs on falling US yields, upbeat market mood
The GBP/USD recovered some ground against the
US dollar on Tuesday during the mid-North American session amid a risk-on impulse and falling US Treasury bond yields. Investors seem confident that most global central banks will ease monetary policy, even though Fed Chair
Jerome Powell pushed back against easing in March. At the time of writing, the pair exchanges hands at 1.2594.
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Pound Sterling remains on edge as hopes of rate cuts from BoE escalate
The Pound Sterling (GBP) struggles to hold the recovery move in the European session on Tuesday as the near-term outlook for risk-sensitive assets is bearish. The appeal of safe-haven assets is broadly upbeat as investors see the Federal Reserve (Fed) not rushing to cut interest rates. Receding risks of a recession in the
United States due to strong labor and retail demand are allowing plenty of time for
Fed policymakers to decide on rate cuts.
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GBP/USD holds below 1.2550 amid firmer US Dollar
The GBP/USD pair drops to the multi-week low of 1.2518 and rebounds to 1.2535 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The expectations of an early Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate cut fade, and this lifts the US Dollar (USD) across the board. Meanwhile, the
US Dollar Index (DXY) holds above 104.40 after retracing from a yearly high of 104.60.
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