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US Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 22/10/2025
Fundamental analysis
22 October, 2025
During European trading, the British Pound dipped against the US Dollar, trading below 1.3400 levels.
The GBP/USD weakened in the European session, as lower than expected UK inflation is increasing odds of future interest rate cuts by the BoE and exerting negative pressure on the pound sterling. In the UK, Year on Year UK CPI Inflation data for September came out with data being lower than expected (3.8% realised vs 4.0% expected). In the US, Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Barr will speak (21:00 GMT+1).*
*Most US Government data will not be published (or will be delayed) because of a government shutdown. Non government US data will be released as normal.
