GBP/NZD 4H Timeframe Analysis
Trend Analysis:
In the 4H timeframe, the GBP/NZD pair is currently in an uptrend, characterized by the formation of higher highs and higher lows. Recently, the price broke through the minor key resistance level at 2.2000, indicating strong buying interest and accumulation of buy orders. However, the price subsequently retraced and broke below this minor key resistance, leading to a manipulation phase that likely liquidated many buyer stop-loss positions.
Despite this pullback, liquidity has already formed in the market, and we anticipate the potential for additional liquidity to develop within the liquidity zone. Our primary objective now is to wait for the price to move upward again, aiming for a breakout above the 2.2000 level.
Price Action Expectation:
We expect that if the price successfully breaks above the minor key resistance at 2.2000, it will signal renewed buying momentum. To capitalize on this potential breakout, we will place a buy stop order just above the resistance level.
Trade Setup:
Trade Type: Buy Stop
Entry Price: 2.20030 (just above the minor key resistance)
Stop Loss: 2.19230 (positioned below the liquidity zone to protect against adverse movements)
Take Profit: 2.21890 (targeting the next minor key resistance level)
Fundamental outlook:
Impact on GBP/NZD:
The UK GDP m/m data is a crucial economic indicator that reflects the overall economic health of the UK. A stronger-than-expected GDP growth can lead to increased confidence in the British economy, potentially strengthening the GBP against other currencies, including the NZD. Conversely, a weaker GDP figure may lead to a depreciation of the GBP.
Positive GDP Growth:
If the GDP m/m shows an increase, it may reinforce the bullish sentiment for GBP/NZD, supporting the anticipated breakout above 2.2000.
Negative GDP Growth: A decline in GDP could lead to bearish pressure on the GBP, which may hinder the price from breaking above the resistance level and could lead to further downside movement.
Trend Analysis:
In the 4H timeframe, the GBP/NZD pair is currently in an uptrend, characterized by the formation of higher highs and higher lows. Recently, the price broke through the minor key resistance level at 2.2000, indicating strong buying interest and accumulation of buy orders. However, the price subsequently retraced and broke below this minor key resistance, leading to a manipulation phase that likely liquidated many buyer stop-loss positions.
Despite this pullback, liquidity has already formed in the market, and we anticipate the potential for additional liquidity to develop within the liquidity zone. Our primary objective now is to wait for the price to move upward again, aiming for a breakout above the 2.2000 level.
Price Action Expectation:
We expect that if the price successfully breaks above the minor key resistance at 2.2000, it will signal renewed buying momentum. To capitalize on this potential breakout, we will place a buy stop order just above the resistance level.
Trade Setup:
Trade Type: Buy Stop
Entry Price: 2.20030 (just above the minor key resistance)
Stop Loss: 2.19230 (positioned below the liquidity zone to protect against adverse movements)
Take Profit: 2.21890 (targeting the next minor key resistance level)
Fundamental outlook:
Impact on GBP/NZD:
The UK GDP m/m data is a crucial economic indicator that reflects the overall economic health of the UK. A stronger-than-expected GDP growth can lead to increased confidence in the British economy, potentially strengthening the GBP against other currencies, including the NZD. Conversely, a weaker GDP figure may lead to a depreciation of the GBP.
Positive GDP Growth:
If the GDP m/m shows an increase, it may reinforce the bullish sentiment for GBP/NZD, supporting the anticipated breakout above 2.2000.
Negative GDP Growth: A decline in GDP could lead to bearish pressure on the GBP, which may hinder the price from breaking above the resistance level and could lead to further downside movement.
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