The dollar tested a new nine-month low as economic data from the U.K. strengthened the case for more interest rate hikes. Despite a rosy year for the Pound sterling, Last week's trading session was so choppy that price action remains sandwiched between the 1.24500 and 1.22500 zone to indicate an indecisive grip in this market as sellers continue to reject the 1.24500 hereby stalling further growth. With the incoming week laced with a series of high-impact macroeconomic events, the consolidation phase noticed insinuates that major players are probably on the sidelines looking forward to these events for the green light. So, it is likely going to be a volatile week - In this video, we looked at the current structure from a technical standpoint and identified positional set-ups that we shall be using to guide trading activities in the coming week.
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