Sterling against the dollar is holding its ground near 1.3475, but the vibe in the market feels pretty cautious right now. Traders are basically sitting on their hands, waiting to see what the US CPI numbers will bring to the table. There's that typical pre-data tension—everyone's got their finger on the trigger, but nobody wants to make a big move before the inflation figures drop. The pair's stability masks some real uncertainty underneath. Will the CPI come in hotter or cooler than expected? That's the question keeping most players in check. Historically, these economic reports can swing currency pairs pretty hard, and GBP/USD is no exception. The hesitation we're seeing reflects that broader market nervousness about what inflation data might mean for Federal Reserve policy down the line.
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ForkThisDAO
· 7h ago
On the eve of the CPI data release, everyone is betting on the market... This wave of the market is really just waiting for that moment.
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HypotheticalLiquidator
· 7h ago
It seems that the 1.3475 level is just a sedative... The real destructive power lies in the CPI data. When the time comes, a series of liquidations is inevitable, and the breakdown of the health factor will be the beginning.
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MeaninglessApe
· 7h ago
On the eve of the CPI data release, everyone is holding their breath... This is the fate of forex trading, I suppose.
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SignatureDenied
· 7h ago
CPI eve is always like this; the surface seems calm, but there are underlying currents... I bet on hotter, if the Federal Reserve still doesn't take action, it would be truly funny.
Sterling against the dollar is holding its ground near 1.3475, but the vibe in the market feels pretty cautious right now. Traders are basically sitting on their hands, waiting to see what the US CPI numbers will bring to the table. There's that typical pre-data tension—everyone's got their finger on the trigger, but nobody wants to make a big move before the inflation figures drop. The pair's stability masks some real uncertainty underneath. Will the CPI come in hotter or cooler than expected? That's the question keeping most players in check. Historically, these economic reports can swing currency pairs pretty hard, and GBP/USD is no exception. The hesitation we're seeing reflects that broader market nervousness about what inflation data might mean for Federal Reserve policy down the line.