In the chart, you can see in blue GBP-USD and in black the yield differential of the UK and US 10-year bonds.
Usually, the two lines are correlated; whenever this correlation has been lost, it has always been GBP-USD that has realigned with the yield differential (as evidenced in 2020 and as was also the case at the turn of 2018).
Now a new divergence has formed. It is not certain that GBP-USD will start to rise from today, but sooner or later it will realign, as it has done in the past, with the yield differential.
Usually, the two lines are correlated; whenever this correlation has been lost, it has always been GBP-USD that has realigned with the yield differential (as evidenced in 2020 and as was also the case at the turn of 2018).
Now a new divergence has formed. It is not certain that GBP-USD will start to rise from today, but sooner or later it will realign, as it has done in the past, with the yield differential.