The Bank of England Governor says the neutral rate has risen and the economy is proving resilient, leaving the pound the G7's best performer this week.
Official data confirms the pound would be supported by resilient growth that defies consensus, a call Pound Sterling Live made against the crowd in the summer.
The Dollar Index is at a 2026 high and overbought, but with no catalyst for a reversal in sight, sterling is exposed to its trend lows.
Euro weakness drives sterling to a 16-month best against the euro, with resilient UK shoppers keeping November rate hike bets alive.
Oversold signals are flashing, but analysts see no trigger that would end the single currency's slide.
Gold in pounds moves with the dollar gold price and GBP/USD, which is why UK savers hold bullion as a hedge against a weaker pound.
A French lender sets out the political outcomes that would put the single currency back on the front foot.
An on-target U.S. inflation print should be enough to lift the pound against a dollar that has priced in a lot of Fed hawkishness, but gains look capped.
The IMF raises UK 2026 growth to 1.3% on AI investment. Why the upgrade backs our House View that the pound ends the year higher against the euro and dollar.
UK GDP beat for a fourth month with 95,000 fewer jobs. Firms hold £576bn in bank deposits, so rate cuts would not restore hiring and the Bank stays higher for longer.
Hawkish RBA minutes revive November rate hike bets and support the Australian dollar, with jobs and Q3 inflation data now set to decide the call.
30-year gilt yields breached 6% with little reaction. Barclays shows UK yields rose less than peers, and the Budget decides whether the 10-year follows Berenberg lower.
A weak New Zealand dollar is lifting inflation and markets already price RBNZ hikes, so the central bank must deliver just to hold the kiwi steady.
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ING has reversed its view of the pound in five weeks, naming it the G10 currency to own after the dollar as the IMF confirms the growth story behind it.