FXEMPIRE

  • GBP/USD

    British Pound - US Dollar
  • 1.2382-0.0013 (-0.10%)
    As of: 04/03/2020 1:08:41 AMMarket:Open
Overview
  • Stats
    Prev. Close
    1.2395
    Open
    1.2395
    Day's Range
    1.2348 - 1.2476
    52 Week Range
    1.1412 - 1.3515
    YTD Change
    -6.7%
    1 Year Change
    -6.0%
    Economic Calendar
    Time zone: GMT
    Thursday, April 2nd 2020
    12:30
    USDevent impact
    Initial Jobless Claims
    A: 6.65 M
    F: 3.5 M
    P: 3.28 M
    12:30
    USDevent impact
    Balance of Trade
    A: -39.9 B
    F: -40 B
    P: -45.5 B
    14:00
    USDevent impact
    Factory Orders MoM
    A:
    F: 0.2
    P: -0.5
    23:30
    USDevent impact
    Total Vehicle Sales
    A:
    F:
    P: 17.04 M
    Friday, April 3rd 2020
    08:30
    GBPevent impact
    Markit/CIPS UK Services PMI Final
    A:
    F: 34.8
    P: 53.2
    12:30
    USDevent impact
    Non Farm Payrolls
    A:
    F: -100 K
    P: 273 K
    12:30
    USDevent impact
    Unemployment Rate
    A:
    F: 3.8
    P: 3.5
    GBPUSD
    The British Pound is also referred to as Sterling, with the GBP/USD pairing is referred to as Cable. Alongside with the U.S Dollar, Japanese Yen, and EUR, the Pound is the 3rd most held reserve currency. The Pound is also the 4th most traded currency in the FX markets. Average trading volumes sit at about USD330bn. Cable is the 3rd most liquid currency pairing, accounting for 11% of total transactions in the FX markets. Geopolitics and macroeconomics are key drivers for the pairing.
    United States
    United Kingdom
    Interest Rate
    0.25%
    Mar 15, 20
    0.1%
    Mar 26, 20
    Inflation Rate
    2.3%
    Feb 20
    1.7%
    Feb 20
    Credit Ratings
    Moody's
    S&P
    Moody's
    S&P
    AaaStable
    AA+Stable
    Aa2Negative
    AAStable
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