Pound

GBP/USD is trading a little lower Monday at 1.5095, down 0.0027. The pair is trading near the lows of the session. Chatter about U.K. data and elections is constant. On Tuesday, U.K. construction PMI is due out at 4:30 a.m. ET.

GBP/USD is trading little changed at 1.5105, down 0.0018. Chatter about U.K. data and elections is constant. On Tuesday, U.K. construction PMI is due out at 4:30 a.m. ET. Wednesday morning PMI service data is due. Forex traders are also chatting about Eurozone retail sales set for release at 5:00 a...

GBP/USD has moved lower and the decline continues to accelerated, trading at 1.5174, down 0.0177 and near the session lows. Chatter about U.K. data and elections is constant. On Tuesday, U.K. PMI is due out at 4:30 a.m. ET. UK polling stations will open May 7 at 2:00 a.m. ET and close at 5 p.m. ET...

GBP/USD has moved lower and the decline has accelerated; the pair is trading at 1.5200, down 0.0152 and is near the session lows. Chatter about U.S. data, U.K. monetary policy and U.K. elections next week has led to some selling. U.K. polling stations will open May 7, at 2:00 a.m. ET and close at...

GBP/USD is trading lower at 1.5258, down 0.0096. U.K. Manufacturing PMI data came out at 51.9 versus 54 on the previous report. The pair is trading a little weak and near the session lows. Buyers have backed away and sellers are now seen near 1.5290. Chatter about U.K. elections next week is...

GBP/USD is trading lower at 1.5288, down 0.0065. Trading is choppy. U.K Manufacturing PMI data came out at 51.9 versus 54 on the previous report. Mortgage Approvals were 61,340 versus 61,520. Chatter about U.S. economic data today is making the rounds. Chatter about electoral polls is constant.

GBP/USD is trading at 1.5368, down 0.0067. Trading is a little soft as European traders wind down trading for the day and month. Trading is choppy and range-bound. U.K. PMI and mortgage approval data is due out at 4:30 a.m. ET on Friday. Chatter about U.S. economic data released earlier today has...

GBP/USD is trading at 1.5412, down 0.0011. The pair extended Wednesday's move up overnight and has traded choppy during the session and is now trading near the lows of day. Chatter about next week's economic data and electoral polls in the U.K. has kept both buyers and sellers busy.

GBP/USD has extended gains from early in the session and is trading near the highs of the session at 1.5411, up 0.0078. Trading is active and firm. The pair has traded firm most of the session ahead of the U.S. FOMC statement Wednesday afternoon.

GBP/USD is trading at 1.5392, up 0.0059. Chatter about U.S. economic data and the FOMC statement later today has led to a mostly higher trade for the pair. U.K nationwide house prices year-over-year data came out at up 5.2 percent versus 5.1 on the previous report. Month-over-month prices were up 1...

GBP/USD is trading higher Wednesday morning at 1.5363, up 0.0032. U.K nationwide house prices year-over-year data came out at up 5.2 percent versus 5.1 on the previous report. Month-over-month prices were up 1 percent versus 0.1 percent. Market talk about U.S. economic data and the FOMC statement...

GBP/USD has extended gains from early in the session and is trading near the highs of the session. GBP/USD is trading at 1.5321, up 0.0102. Trading is active and firm. Market talk about U.S. economic data has led to buying.

GBP/USD is trading higher Tuesday morning at 1.5273, up 0.0052. Trading has been choppy and range-bound overnight. U.K. Quarterly GDP was reported as 0.3 percent versus 0.4 percent on the last report and the slowest in two years. Year-over-year growth was reported as 2.4 percent versus 3.0 percent...

GBP/USD has extended gains Monday and the pair is trading near the highs of the session at 1.5215, up 0.0025. Market talk about U.K. GDP data is now fluid and constant. Market chatter is making the rounds about some selling near 1.5290.

GBP/USD has moved up towards unchanged on Monday at 1.5175, down 0.0012. Market chatter is making the rounds about U.K. GDP data due out Tuesday at 4:30 a.m. ET. Market talk about U.S. economic data and the Federal Reserve meeting has kept trading active.