Bullish
GBP/USD rises to 1.3552, highest since August 29, as markets reassess BoE's stance.
Over the past 24 hours, GBP/USD has climbed to 1.3552, its highest level since August 29. This surge is driven by market reassessment of the Bank of England's monetary policy, with investors now anticipating at least two rate hikes by March 2027. In contrast, the Federal Reserve is expected to implement only two rate hikes over the same period.
Key points
- GBP/USD reaches 1.3552, highest since August 29, amid reassessment of BoE's policy.
- Oil prices rise above $100 per barrel; Middle East tensions escalate.
- UK inflation accelerates to 2.9% in July; BoE Governor Bailey tempers rate hike expectations.
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