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The GBP/USD exchange rate, often called "Cable", shows how many US Dollars (USD) are needed to buy one British Pound (GBP). It is influenced by monetary policies from the Bank of England (BoE) and the Federal Reserve (Fed), along with inflation, economic indicators, Brexit-related developments, and risk sentiment. When the Pound strengthens, it reflects economic growth or higher interest rates in the UK, while a stronger Dollar often results from Fed tightening, market uncertainty, or global risk aversion.

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GBPUSD FAQs – Your Questions Answered

Why is GBP/USD called "Cable"?

What economic data impacts GBP/USD the most?

How volatile is GBP/USD?

What tools does TMGM offer for GBP/USD analysis?

What is the typical spread on GBP/USD?

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