forexTrdr GBPUSD- BREAK LOWER TO 1.25 ON THE CARDS
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British Pound versus US dollar looks set for a break lower to low to mid 1.25s over the next week. The just announced PMI data coming in below expectations and a hardening of stance from Jeremy Hunt on EU trade deal where he suggested he may withhold some of the £38 billion funds that the EU is looking for is bearish for British Pound. The positive rhetoric on a trade deal from US and China yesterday has helped the US dollar find strength which we expect to continue versus British Pound in the coming weeks.
We have also highlighted the relevant fibonacci and support and resistance zones that are coming into play on our trading view chart.
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British Pound versus US dollar looks set for a break lower to low to mid 1.25s over the next week. The just announced PMI data coming in below expectations and a hardening of stance from Jeremy Hunt on EU trade deal where he suggested he may withhold some of the £38 billion funds that the EU is looking for is bearish for British Pound. The positive rhetoric on a trade deal from US and China yesterday has helped the US dollar find strength which we expect to continue versus British Pound in the coming weeks.
We have also highlighted the relevant fibonacci and support and resistance zones that are coming into play on our trading view chart.
Follow us on tradingview under forexTrdr to get our sample ideas free and immediately - its free to setup a profile and the charting tools and software is easier to use than Meta trader and most broker platforms.
Good luck trading
from the Team at forexTrdr
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