Exchange Prices UK The research team has recorded a round of professional FX ratings on existing GBP / USD flows from five leading FX analysts.

Erik Bregar, Canadian Bank of Canada 

Robin Wilkin, Lloyds 

"Prices continue to gain support at below 1.1500, with the worst-day celebrations being now up. So there is a chance of a big recovery in the forecasts. levels affecting low levels remain stable, while near the top they would start to market the market with improving the base base around 1.1500 again (double-down). The decrease through 1.1400 follows an estimated 'support' level in the region 1.1110-1.1080 region, and then a region of circuits 1.10, with 1,0840-1.0800 and 1.0625 / 1.0590 down there. 

"We are conducting our long-term review, but we still believe we are in the process of completing the cycle between 2007 and 2014." 

Jeremy Stretch, CIBC

50bp rate cut, which brought the bank down 0.25%, the BoE still has 250bps of Expect new BoE Governor Bailey takes prices at an estimated arrest at 1.1%, while adding another QE of more than £ 60bn - fully spending half the 250bps of discounts. At a time when the UK is negotiating a promising loan - a total of $ 13billion, or 15% of GDP - expecting additional revenue, as Q2 GDP was put into full record recording (2.7% q / q in Q1 1974) At the same time, the UK is suffering from increased account shortfall now and greater reliance on consumer spending. With Brexit countdown the clock is still catching up and concerns are going around Covid-19. 

GBP / USD Weekly Recap

The Pound Sterling to US Dollar exchange rate plummeted during the week, as traders rushed to the US currency as the Corononausus epidemic caused chaos.

On Tuesday, GBP / USD plummeted to the lowest level seen since early September as traders ran straight to Dollar.

Wednesday saw the cycle continue to slow as coronavirus fears left the market shining even with large electronic injections from central and global banks.

American currencies helped as traders dropped any of the money on the risk of food shortages as the number of worldwide conavirus cases approached 200,000.