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GBPUSD is expected to decrease slightlyHello everyone! GBP/USD closed the last two trading days of the previous week in the negative zone. Although this currency pair attempted a modest recovery at the beginning of Monday, it failed to gain momentum. Technical analysis: GBP/USD maintains a slight upward trend, with prices fluctuating around 1.2168 and decreasing by 0.37% in the day. If safe-haven flows continue to dominate the market in the second half of the day, the USD may remain strong against its counterparts, making it difficult for GBP/USD to gain traction. Positive changes in market sentiment could potentially push GBP/USD higher, but investors may be cautious about betting on improved stability in risk sentiment.
by Samson-FX
#gbpusd short from 2250 to 2270#GBPUSD is making a bull move and it will end at 2250 to 2270 which is previous high price action for the period. My idea may change according to market condition and bias. For now I am short in the mentioned area. Please check my idea and if you like it please follow me and like my idea. #money #currency #inflation #trading #trader #trading #stockmarket #forextrader #forextrading #forex #stocks #stocktrading #options #optiontrading #money #cash #investor #investing #futures #gbpusd #eurusd #gbpjpy #usdcad #eurcad #currencies
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by BipaForexAcademy
GBPUSD stays pressured on UK inflation dayGBPUSD prints mild losses below 1.2200 during early Wednesday as market players await the UK inflation data while consolidating the week-start gains of the Cable pair. That said, a likely easing inflation pressure in Britain joins the downbeat RSI (14) and the impending bear cross on the MACD keeps the pair sellers hopeful. With this, the quote’s fall toward the 78.6% Fibonacci retracement of March-July upside, near 1.2090, becomes imminent. However, a seven-month-old upward-sloping support line surrounding 1.2070 appears a tough nut to crack for the pair sellers afterward. In a case where the bears manage to conquer the 1.2070 support, the 1.2000 psychological magnet and March’s bottom of around 1.1800 will be in the spotlight. On the contrary, GBPUSD recovery needs validation from the strong UK inflation data and the US Dollar’s weakness to convince intraday buyers. Additionally, a three-month-long descending trend line, close to 1.2280 at the latest, holds the key to the bull’s conviction. Following that, the Cable pair’s run-up toward the 200-day SMA level of around 1.2445 can’t be ruled out. It’s worth observing that the Pound Sterling’s successful trading above 1.2445 will aim for August month’s low of around 1.2550 while May’s high of 1.2680 could lure the optimists after. Overall, GBPUSD is likely to witness further downside but the road toward the south is long and bumpy.
by MTradingGlobal
Latest update of GBPUSD todayCurrently, GBP/USD has struggled to maintain its upward momentum at around 1.2300 levels at the start of Thursday and entered a consolidation phase. In the latter part of the day, the US inflation data for September could impact the pricing of the US Dollar (USD) and drive the action of this currency pair. As of the time of writing, GBP/USD is trading at 1.2303. In line with that, the cautious comments from Federal Reserve officials this week have weakened the USD against its counterparts. Investors assess a 72% probability that the US central bank will keep its policy interest rates unchanged until 2023. In the event that the core Consumer Price Index (CPI) is around 0.5%, the market may reassess the Fed's interest rate outlook and help the USD regain its traction. On the other hand, risk sentiments could continue to dominate market activity on soft print and allow GBP/USD to continue its ascent based on its weekly gain.
Long
by Samson-FX
GBPUSD MULTI TIME FRAME ANALYSISHello traders , here is the full multi time frame analysis for this pair, let me know in the comment section below if you have any questions , the entry will be taken only if all rules of the strategies will be satisfied. wait for more price action to develop before taking any position. I suggest you keep this pair on your watchlist and see if the rules of your strategy are satisfied. 🧠💡 Share your unique analysis, thoughts, and ideas in the comments section below. I'm excited to hear your perspective on this pair . 💭🔍 Don't hesitate to comment if you have any questions or queries regarding this analysis.
Long
by okako_trading
gbpusd long foundHarvin fx found 2 ideas in GBPUSD IDEA 1 now gbp in swing area (1.20904-1.20145) also in small buy area (1.21740 to 1.21056) if this small buy zone or swing area active it will be a sell retracement then it will go to 1.22913 to 1.23353(SELL ZONE OR SELL OB) also there is trend line close the 50% and wait for the break out if there is a breakout then the major targets zone is 1.25244 to 1.25462 Else it will move to second buy OB or Swing area (1.18866 to 1.17637) then it will go to major Target zone IDEA 2 if this small buy or 1st swing zone cant work market will move to 2nd Major buy or swing or BUY OB (1.18866 to 1.17637) then GBPUSD will trun buy mode to Major Targets or STRONG SELL OB 1.25244 to 1.25462
by SATHAYAM_ACADEMY
GBP/USD consolidated below the highest level for weeks at 1,2300Samson greets everyone! Currently, the GBP/USD pair has gained momentum and reached a two-week high at 1.2250 after today's trading session. The positive shift in risk sentiment has made it difficult for the US Dollar (USD) to find early demand on Tuesday, thereby boosting the GBP/USD exchange rate. At the time of writing, the UK's FTSE 100 index has risen by 1.5% for the day, while US futures have increased by around 0.2%, potentially allowing this currency pair to extend its recovery in the latter half of the day. On the upside, 1.2300 aligns with the next resistance level before 1.2350 and 1.2380. On the other hand, 1.2250 may serve as a temporary support level before 1.2220 and 1.2200.
Long
by Samson-FX
GBPUSD rebound appears elusive below 1.2510GBPUSD seesaws at a three-week high ahead of the UK data dump, probing a six-day winning streak. However, the RSI (14) line steadies near the overbought region and joins a looming bear cross on the MACD to suggest that the bulls are running out of steam. With this, a pullback towards the late September swing high of around 1.2270 becomes imminent but a convergence of the 100-SMA and 23.6% Fibonacci retracement of the pair’s August-October downturn, near 1.2215, appears a tough nut to crack for the Cable bears afterward. Even if the quote drops below 1.2215, the previous resistance line stretched from late August, close to 1.2090 by the press time, will precede the monthly low of around 1.2035 and the 1.2000 threshold to act as final defenses of the Pound Sterling buyers. Meanwhile, the 38.2% Fibonacci ratio of nearly 1.2320 guards the immediate recovery of the GBPUSD pair ahead of the 200-SMA hurdle of 1.2375. Following that, the 50% Fibonacci retracement surrounding 1.2415 can lure the Cable bulls. Above all, the 1.2510 resistance confluence comprising a convergence of the seven-week-long descending trend line and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement, also known as the Golden Ratio, will challenge the Pound Sterling buyers before giving them control. In a case where the pair remains firmer past 1.2510, the odds of witnessing a run-up towards the August 30 peak of around 1.2750 can’t be ruled out. To sum up, the bullish momentum fades but the road toward the south is long and bumpy while the upside needs validation from 1.2510.
by MTradingGlobal
GBP/USD sticks to the topic limited scopeSamson greeted everyone with a warm hello! Last Friday, Samson expressed that there might be a potential increase in the GBP, surpassing the level of 1.2230. However, maintaining a stronghold above this level could prove to be challenging. Additionally, Samson emphasized that the main resistance at 1.2270 would be difficult to breach. Unfortunately, the actual price movement did not align with our predictions. In the New York market, the GBP initially dropped to its lowest point at 1.2107, but then quickly rose to its highest level at 1.2262. As a result, the future outlook is uncertain, and it is likely that the GBP will trade within a relatively wide range of 1.2130 to 1.2270 today. At present, the price is trading at 1.2173 with an expected increase towards 1.2270. This upward trend will continue if this currency pair continues to receive strong support from the USD.
Long
by Samson-FX
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by BhanuNagpure
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