GBP/USD, appelée « Cable », est l'une des paires forex les plus liquides et les plus anciennes, portée par la politique monétaire de la Banque d'Angleterre, les données économiques du Royaume-Uni et le rôle de la livre sterling en tant que devise de réserve majeure.
Data updated Feb 15 · Source: Twelve Data
GBP/USD has demonstrated a steady bullish trajectory, gaining 3.70% over 90 days and trading at 1.3700, near its 52-week high of 1.3900. The pair sits comfortably above its 50-day moving average of 1.3600, confirming positive momentum. The Bank of England's cautious approach to rate cuts, contrasted with growing expectations for Federal Reserve easing, has supported sterling appreciation. UK economic resilience, including a stabilizing services sector and persistent wage growth, provides fundamental backing. On the bearish side, the pair's proximity to the 1.3900 resistance zone suggests potential exhaustion, and any hawkish Fed repricing could trigger a pullback. The negative 5-year return of -1.96% highlights long-term structural headwinds for the pound, including Brexit-related trade friction. Key levels to watch include 1.3900 resistance and 1.3600 support at the 50-day MA. Trade balance dynamics and upcoming inflation data from both economies will be critical catalysts. Cable remains one of the most liquid and technically responsive major pairs for active traders.
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