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                <h3 class="content-header-title mb-0">Great British Pound/United States Dollar</h3>
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                    <h4 class="card-title">GPD/USD</h4>
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                            One of the most traded currency pairs in the world, representing the world's two largest trading blocks, offers consistently tight spreads and high liquidity.
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                            <span>1.13<b class="bold">24</b><sup class="superscript">4</sup></span>
                            <strong class="">BUY</strong>
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                            <span>1.13<b class="bold">24</b><sup class="superscript">4</sup></span>
                            <strong class="">SELL</strong>
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                            <button type="button" class="btn  btn-success">High : 1.13223</button>
                            <button type="button" class="btn btn btn-danger">Low : 1.13195</button>
                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary">Change : 0.00026</button>
                            <button type="button" class="btn btn-secondary">%Chance : 0.02%</button>
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                    <h4 class="card-title">INTERESTING FACTS</h4>
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                        GBP/USD, also known by its nickname cable, represents the amount of USD that can be purchased with one British pound. GBP was pegged to the US dollar in 1940 and became part of the Bretton Woods system which governed post-war exchange rates, and with the collapse of the system the pound became free-floating in 1971. Historically, the pound and the US dollar have been the main tool by which many other nations have valued their currencies.

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                        <h4 class="card-title"> PRICE DRIVERS</h4>

                        The British pound is influenced by numerous factors, both domestic and international. Domestically, GBP is affected by economic indicators which provide an insight into the health of the UK economy, including interest rates and quantitative easing (both determined by the Bank of England), GDP growth, inflation and labor market data. Furthermore, the British pound can be affected by the prices of some base metals, oil and other commodities.
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                        USD can be influenced by labor market data – in particular non-farm payroll (NFP) results and the level of unemployment – US GDP and inflation data, interest rates and the Fed.
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                    <h4 class="card-title">Pivot Points</h4>



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                        Pivot points are used by traders as a predictive indicator and denote levels of technical significance. When used in conjunction with other technical indicators such as support and resistance or Fibonacci, pivot points can...... <a href="@Url.Action("PivotPoints", "Chart")"><i class="ft-chevrons-right"></i>Read More</a>
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