GBP / USD pays little heed to the UK's closing price during the takeover of bets at 1,1655 before London opened on Monday. In doing so, Cable may have drawn signals from the US Senate's failure to pass President Donald Trump's Coronavirus (COVID-19) Bill. Going forward, the G20 conference call and some voting on the Bill are the keys to focus.

British PM Boris Johnson has warned that the UK is going to detain, after calling for a general peace inside the house that was widely observed during Mother's Day, such as Sky News. "Members of parliament returned to the Commons last week to oppose the Cononavirus Bill at all levels, before it went to the House of Lords and became law at the end of this week," it said in a press release. 

The Tory leader has also raised concerns about the Italian situation in the Kingdom after learning that the death toll had reached 281 and there were 5,931 and 60 confirmed cases, according to the BBC. 

On the other hand, the US Senate's failure to pass the pending COVID-19 Bill pushed the Treasure yield and Asian stocks down. 

In addition to negotiating / voting on bills, a meeting held by the G20 Treasurers may also provide for interim approval where the US Chicago Fed World Cup may also act as a contributor. 

It should also be noted that PM's Chief Minister Dominic Cummings is said to be supportive of keeping cattle and thus whatever happens on the matters may interest Cable traders. 

Technical analysis

Apart from the low return on the low of 1.1400, GBP / USD prices can expect in September 2019 at a low around 1.1960.