The
GBP/USD has been retracing to the downside during the last few weeks and breaks
below the 1.2900 level to reach its 55 day exponential moving average (purple
line) around the 1.2829 level. The 1.3000 zone has acted as a good resistance
in the past and around mid-May the pair also bounced to the downside from that
area. At the moment, the 55 day EMA could act as a support and the GBP/USD may
try to bounce to the upside, especially if the probabilities that the Bank of
England may raise its interest rates rise during the next few days. The pair
may still try to break below the 55 day EMA and reach the 1.2800 level. Below
the 1.2800 level, its 200 day exponential moving average (blue line) around the
1.2768 level could act as support, but the levels with the highest
probabilities of acting as supports are located at the 1.2700 or the 1.2600
zones. In case of a bullish bounce from the 55 day EMA, the pair may break
above the 1.2900 level to try to reach the 1.3000 zone.

It could have found some support at the 55 day EMA.
ReplyDeleteThe first target will likely be at 1.2926.
ReplyDeleteThe pair is still undecided.
ReplyDeleteVery helpful assessment!
ReplyDeleteIt seems to have found some support
ReplyDeleteInteresting to see how this develops.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery helpful article.
ReplyDeleteUpside seems limited to 1.3170.
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