-Pound

GBP/USD collapses to new 4-week lows at 1.2059 after robust US economic data GBP/USD nosedives and extended its losses past the 50 and 200-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA) on Friday after a surprisingly strong jobs report from the United States (US) that increased speculations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) could raise rates back above Wednesday’s

GBP/USD climbs towards 1.2390, bouncing from lows hit at the 1.2330 area GBP/USD seesaws during the North American session, around the 1.2360-1.2390 region, around the London Fix, unable to gain a clear direction. Risk appetite increased, which usually favors the Pound Sterling (GBP), but soft UK economic data weighed on the GBP/USD. At the time of writing, the GBP/USD

GBP/USD bears stay on top in US session, taking out 1.2200 GBP/USD was down 0.27% at 1.2194 after rising to its highest since mid-December to 1.2288 from a low of 1.2170 while traders await UK jobs and inflation data due later this week for clues on Bank of England (BoE) monetary policy plans. Read More... GBP/USD: Extra advance

GBP/USD sees an upside above 1.2250 ahead of UK Inflation data The GBP/USD pair is struggling to extend gains above the immediate resistance of 1.2250 in the early Asian session. The Cable has sensed selling pressure while overstepping the aforementioned resistance a few times but is now expected to extend the rally upside amid a

Here's one for the "what goes up must come down" file. NASA's retired Earth Radiation Budget Satellite got a blazing welcome back to Earth on Sunday after nearly four decades in space. The Department of Defense confirmed the 5,400-pound (2,450-kilogram) satellite had reentered Earth's atmosphere over the Bering Sea, NASA said on Monday. ERBS made contributions to climate