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GBP/USD: The recent break back above 1.6000 now opens the door for fresh upside towards the October 2011 peak at 1.6165. However, any additional gains beyond 1.6165 ...

The table below shows historical exchange rates between the British Pound (GBP) and the US Dollar (USD) between 11/24/2011 and 5/21/2012

usd gbp cad eur aud 1 1.57894 0.97724 1.27499 0.98311 0.633333 1 0.618918 0.807499 0.622636 1.02329

GBP/USD is viewed as incapable of overcoming a tough resistance located at 1.6167, challenge of which should result in a dip to 1.5984.

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Date: Exchange Rate: 21 May 12: 1 USD = 0.6321 GBP; 18 May 12: 1 USD = 0.6347 GBP; 17 May 12: 1 USD = 0.6285 GBP; 16 May 12: 1 USD = 0.6264 GBP; 15 May 12: 1 USD = 0 ...

GBP/USD has been rallying for 2 straight weeks, pushing above the 200-week simple moving average, and is now at an important resistance pivot near 1.63 as the market ...

Definition of 'GBP/USD (British Pound/U.S. Dollar) ' The abbreviation for the British pound and U.S. dollar (GBP/USD) currency pair or cross. The currency pair tells ...

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The British Pound to US Dollar exchange rate on 5 December 2011 was as follows: 1 GBP = 1.564 USD. Looking to make an British Pound to US Dollar money transfer?

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The US dollar weakened against most major currencies following a two-day policy meeting that finished on Wednesday. At the meeting, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said ...