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2 Aug 2021

GBP/USD: Dovish message from the BoE to lift sterling above 1.40 – OCBC

GBP/USD is rising back above 1.3900 as covid cases in the Kingdom continue to drop. The focus shifts towards the Bank of England (BoE) monetary policy decision this Thursday where a dovish message would help the cable to break above 1.4000, in the view of analysts at OCBC Bank.

Steady decline in the new coronavirus infection

“Delta-variant developments in the UK have turned more positive last week, and businesses appear to be notably optimistic after the reopening. These may be supportive of GBP/USD upside, but pandemic-related positives are flimsy and prone to re-emerging cases.”

“The pair may need the BoE to come out clearly less dovish than expected in its Thursday meeting for it to breach 1.4000.”

Aug 2, 2021

Netherlands, The Markit Manufacturing PMI declined to 67.4 in July from previous 68.8

USD/CHF set to slide below the 0.9000 level – Commerzbank

USD/CHF probes the early February high at 0.9046. A break below here would introduce scope for a dive towards the 0.8926/31 May lows, Axel Rudolph, Se