When the central bank accelerates its rate-cutting cycle, the currency typically encounters a decline. However, the GBPUSD pair surged on the back of slowing inflation in the UK. At first glance, this may seem counterintuitive, but the surge was driven by underlying factors. The pound sterling has suffered from capital flight, but a stabilized debt market has buoyed the British currency. Let's discuss these topics and make a trading plan. Major Takeaways The recent slowdown in UK inflation has been viewed positively by the Exchequer. The Bank of England may cut rates 5–6 times in 2025. The pound is turning... Read full author’s opinion and review in blog of #LiteFinance