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GBP/USD Review – September 15

The GBP/USD currency pair also fell on Monday, but much less than EUR/USD. This raises the question: why is the euro falling while the pound is not, when the European Central Bank has already delivered a second round of monetary tightening this year, whereas the Bank of England has not — and the UK seems to be on the edge of disintegration?
by Jay
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EUR/USD Review – September 15

The EUR/USD currency pair unexpectedly plunged about 60 pips on Monday before the start of the U.S. session — a significant move in the current circumstances for a pair that has been moving in a "favor-doing" mode for at least one and a half months.
by Jay
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GBP/USD Review – September 14

The GBP/USD currency pair on Friday again traded as if doing someone a favor. Over the day, the price moved 52 pips, which is very little given the inflation report publication that the market awaited even more eagerly than the European Central Bank meeting.
by Jay
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EUR/USD Review – September 14

The EUR/USD currency pair again traded with minimal volatility and a complete lack of conviction on Friday. We again draw traders' attention to the fact that over the past one and a half months, volatility exceeded 63 pips only twice and 58 pips only four times.
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GBP/USD Review – September 10

The GBP/USD pair continued to move very sluggishly on Wednesday, in no hurry to go anywhere. The pound retains the same solid upside prospects as the euro, but its volatility has been as low as the euro's for the past six weeks. On average, sterling moves about 50–60 pips per day right now — very little.
by Jay