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💡 GBPUSD: Pressure from sellersGBPUSD continued to recover in the past session after buyers successfully defended the support level of 1.26. Although it is still not possible to break the resistance at 1.28 and create a new peak to confirm the continuation of the uptrend. However, recent price behavior shows that buyers are gradually regaining control of the situation, expecting prices to continue to rise. It is possible to continue holding existing long positions, the SL is still set below 1.26 while the target remains 1.30.
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by Stone_Haven
GBPUSD Longs from 1.26500 Up towards 1.28000This GBPUSD scenario catches my attention due to the intriguing structure that price has formed. Presently, my strategy involves waiting for a slight dip in price to reach the Asian low and touch my 10hr demand zone. Following this, I anticipate a Wyckoff accumulation process, providing an opportunity for a buy position targeting the 10hr supply zone located within the psychological level of 1.28000. In the event that price decides to rise first, my inclination would be toward short-term sells initiated from the same 10hr supply zone, with the aim of guiding it down toward the demand. Additionally, my interest is piqued by the backup zones, where substantial liquidity is visible near my Points of Interest (POIs), offering reliable areas for potential trading opportunities. Confluences for GBPUSD Buys are as follows: - Unmitigated 10hr Demand zone has been left which caused a major BOS to the upside. - Temporary trend is also bullish as price has broken structure once again. - DXY is still looking bearish meaning that GBPUSD is expected to rise. - Asian low on top of demand is a good sign as price will sweep liquidity before entering. - In order for price to continue in its bullish course, it must ideally react off a demand level. P.S. As the current market conditions remain in equilibrium, my approach is to wait for price to reach either a discounted or premium level. Given the ongoing short retracement and the presence of liquidity below, I anticipate the demand to be mitigated first at the discounted price. However, I acknowledge the possibility of price reaching my 10hr supply, in which case, I would opt for selling positions to capture a downward movement. HAPPY NEW YEARS TO ALL OF YOU AND HOPE THIS YEAR BRING EVERYONE PROFITABILITY AND CONSISTENCY. LETS CATCH THESE PIPS!
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by Hassan_fx
GBPUSD: US dollar depreciates as expectations for interest rate The U.S. dollar is on track to decline annually, weakening from two consecutive years of strong gains as expectations grow for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates next year. The dollar index against six major currencies hit a five-month low of 100.81, reflecting Wednesday's 0.5% decline and expectations for a 2.6% decline for the year. In contrast to the Fed's unexpectedly dovish stance at its December meeting, other major central banks, including the European Central Bank, remained committed to keeping interest rates high for a longer period of time. However, markets believe the ECB is considering cutting interest rates by up to 165 basis points next year. Sterling hit $1.2813, its highest since Aug. 10, and is on course for its first annual rise of 6% since 2017. The Bank of England faces a difficult environment. Challenges posed by rising inflation in the UK. The ability of the Fed to cut interest rates as aggressively as the Fed and the ECB may be limited. This has widened the yield differential with U.S. and European bonds, making British assets more attractive and supporting the pound.
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by Chart_MasterPro
GBPUSD Longs from 1.26500 or 1.25500This week's forecast for GBPUSD involves waiting for additional selling pressure to occur before considering buys around the two nearby demand zones I've identified (10-hour and 11-hour). Following the recent reaction from a 7-hour supply, as the price is currently descending, I am anticipating the exhaustion of selling pressure and the accumulation of price. Upon confirmation of a Wyckoff accumulation, validated by a CHOCH within my demand zone, I will be prompted to initiate buy positions aligned with the prevailing bullish trend in GBPUSD. Additionally, there is notable liquidity to the upside, including engineered liquidity and untouched Asian highs. Confluences for GBPUSD Buys are as follows: - There are two demand zones (the 10hr and the 11hr) that price could react off. - Lots of liquidity in the form of engineering liquidity and asian highs. - This idea aligns with the temporary bullish trend that GU has generated. - Selling pressure is slowly getting exhausted and is pending an accumulation. - For price to continue going higher and create a new leg it must react off a near demand. P.S. While acknowledging the temporary bullish trend in place, it's important to recognize the overall bearish trend for this pair. This implies that eventually, the price will reach a certain supply level, triggering a significant bearish movement. However, for the present moment, it's crucial to adapt and align with the current bullish trend.
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by Hassan_fx
GBPJPY) 4H) tame frame ) analysis)Speculation about when the Bank of Japan will end its negative interest rate policy (NIRP) has been rife, but seen as more likely to come in January than December. Price action in JPY-related FX option markets isn't offering many clues, with increased demand and high volatility risk premiums for both meetings, and also for a speech by BoJ Governor Kazuo Ueda on Dec. 25. Deutsche shares sentiment with other banks who expect the Bank of Japan to maintain its current monetary policy framework in December, while hinting at an end to the NIRP at its Jan. 23 meeting. Deutsche attribute a 60% probability to hints being made. In terms of fundamentals, Deutsche believe that ending NIRP in January is appropriate because the forecast in the outlook report will change since the data already imply a virtuous circle in wages and prices. In terms of practicalities, it is because financial institutions would have sufficient time to prepare for it. Deutsche suspect that the BoJ will hint at the upcoming policy revision by including some key points in its statement; that it will assess and confirm the virtual circle between wages and prices by the January meeting, with the results to be published at the same time as the outlook report; and that, as a result of this assessment, the policy revision will be judged appropriate and it will continue to emphasize an accommodative policy stance and stable JGB markets even after the revision. Overnight expiry FXO implied volatility
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by SMC-Trading-Point
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#GBPUSD: Expecting strong drop on GU Dear Traders, GBPUSD can drop significant after BoE released the inflation data this morning GBP weakness is inevitable in coming days. While DXY is still recovering from last week FED news on interest rate though DXY has not yet shown a strong bullish sign this week and yet. It would be wise to see some bullish price momentum on DXY to confirm the long term bias on GBPUSD. However, a accurate entry on GU at current price with a great risk management is worth it. We advise to take extra precautions as we are at end of the December. Good Luck! Happy Trading
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by Setupsfx_
10
GBP/USD: Technical Signals Point to Bearish Momentum Amidst...GBP/USD: Technical Signals Point to Bearish Momentum Amidst Inflation Data The GBP/USD currency pair, after a robust performance on Tuesday, encountered a reversal on Wednesday, shedding over 50 pips during the early European session. The pair's current technical outlook indicates the potential development of bearish momentum. As of now, the pair is undergoing a retest of the support area, specifically around the crucial 50% and 61.8% Fibonacci levels. Despite this retracement, our bias remains bullish, suggesting the possibility of a new successful long setup. The target for this bullish scenario is set at 1.27930, with further potential extension towards 1.28500. Examining the economic landscape, the recent UK inflation data adds a layer of complexity to the currency pair's dynamics. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the UK showed a decline to 3.9% on a yearly basis in November, down from the October figure of 4.6%. This reading fell short of market expectations, which were positioned at 4.4%. Additionally, the Core CPI, excluding volatile energy and food prices, witnessed a decrease to 5.1% from October's 5.7%, also below analysts' predictions of 5.6%. These inflation figures introduce a nuanced backdrop for GBP/USD, contributing to the ongoing market sentiment. Traders and investors will be closely monitoring the pair's movements, weighing technical signals against fundamental factors, as they navigate the evolving landscape of this currency pair. Our preference Long positions above 1.2500 with targets at 1.27930 & 1.28500 in extension.
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by FOREXN1
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GBP/USD Eyes Bullish Momentum on BoE's Hawkish StanceGBP/USD Eyes Bullish Momentum on BoE's Hawkish Stance The GBP/USD pair maintains its positive momentum during the early European session on Monday, propelled by the Bank of England's (BoE) hawkish stance. The central bank's commitment to a prolonged restrictive policy to bring inflation down is supporting the uptick in the pair. Currently trading near 1.26650, the GBP/USD pair is situated around the critical 50% and 61.8% Fibonacci levels. This area is being closely watched for a potential swing continuation, and the price could find support around 1.26500, paving the way for a fresh bullish impulse. However, the pair faces challenges from the possibility of a bearish action in Wall Street and additional hawkish commentary from the Federal Reserve. These factors could contribute to USD resilience, limiting the GBP/USD's upward push. Market participants will keep a keen eye on the upcoming release of the UK's Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for November, scheduled for Wednesday. This economic indicator could play a crucial role in determining the pair's trajectory in the days to come. Our preference Long positions above 1.2500 with targets at 1.27930 & 1.28500 in extension.
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by FOREXN1
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GBPUSD Longs from 1.25500 up towards 1.28500The current bias for GBPUSD this week is interesting, particularly as it has once again broken structure to the upside, enhancing the favourability of a bullish bias. At the current price, our focus as traders should revolve around how to capitalise on this development. Notably, there are two demand zones (11-hour and 3-hour) that triggered this impulsive upward movement. Identifying these zones as my Points of Interest (POIs) for potential buys, I plan to wait for a pullback, influenced by its interaction with the previous 4-hour supply zone. Given the respectable reaction observed on Friday, I now anticipate a bearish push downward to address any imbalances left from the previous week. Subsequently, I expect a Wyckoff accumulation to unfold within our POIs, providing the opportunity to enter our buy positions. Confluences for GBPUSD Buys are as follows: - Price has just recently broke structure to the upside again validating a bullish bias. - Lots of liquidity of still left above in the form of asian highs and trend line liquidity. - Nice unmitigated demand zones left on the 11hr and 3hr (TF) that have caused the BOS. - Dollar index is still very much so bearish as well and I'm expecting more downside. - The price also responded to my 4-hour supply zone last week, and this event could serve as the catalyst for a retracement, paving the way for a new upward movement. P.S. While the general bias for GBPUSD leans bearish, the consistent Breaks of Structure (BOS) strongly support the overarching downward trend of the dollar index. Presently, my focus is on identifying optimal bullish setups. However, if the price enters a significant supply level, I won't rule out the possibility of considering short-term sell positions. Let me know what you guys think of your GBPUSD overview, don't hesitate to drop a comment below !
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by Hassan_fx
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GBPUSDDear Traders, GBPUSD expecting USD domination for sometimes until the price falls within our range where it is likely to fill the liquidity void that it had left. That area is where big buys may occur taking the price to yearly HH. This trade is swing trade so wait for the price to do its things. Expecting this setup to be activated in the beginning of the new year 2024. If you like our work than please consider liking and commenting the idea that will encourage us.
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by Setupsfx_
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GBPUSD Looking BearishUpon examining the H4 chart, a significant development unfolds: the price is presently exceeding the crucial threshold of 1.2547, marking a breakthrough of the formerly recognized pullback resistance. This breakout implies a substantial alteration in market dynamics, indicating that the driving force behind the price movement is robust enough to surmount the resistance that previously induced a temporary pullback. Traders and analysts might view this progression as a potential bullish signal, as the market demonstrates strength in overcoming recent obstacles. Additional analysis, along with the consideration of other indicators, may be necessary to obtain a thorough comprehension of the current market trend.
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by HUMCRYPTOCLUB
GBP/USD at 1.2550 Amid UK GDP and Fed DecisionGBP/USD exhibits a sideways trend as it braces for a slew of data releases from both the UK and the US, fluctuating around the 1.2550 level during the Asian trading session on Wednesday. The currency pair experienced notable volatility in the previous session, influenced by employment data from the UK and inflation figures from the US. Closing below 1.2550 in the 4-hour chart could expose the next support level at 1.2510-1.2500 (38.2% Fibonacci retracement of the latest uptrend, psychological level) before 1.2450-1.2440 (50% Fibonacci retracement, 200-period SMA). On the upside, 1.2600 (psychological level, 100-period SMA, 50-period SMA, 23.6% Fibonacci retracement) is considered the first resistance level, followed by 1.2625 (static level) and 1.2700 (psychological level, static level). After rising to 1.2600 in the early European trading session on Tuesday, GBP/USD reversed course and dipped below 1.2550. US inflation data for November could trigger significant moves ahead of policy meetings by the Federal Reserve (Fed) and the Bank of England (BoE). Annual wage inflation in the UK, measured by changes in Average Earnings including bonuses, sharply declined to 7.2% for the three months ending October from 8%. Average Earnings excluding bonuses increased by 7.3% in the same period, down from the previous 7.8%. Although the BoE is anticipated to provide policy insights this week, soft wage inflation figures might encourage policymakers expressing concerns about robust wage growth, making it challenging to bring inflation back to the 2% target. Reflecting the negative impact of this data on the British Pound, EUR/GBP has risen to the positive zone near 0.8600. Towards the end of the day, market participants will closely monitor the Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from the US. On a monthly basis, core CPI, excluding volatile energy and food prices, is forecasted to rise by 0.3%. A weaker-than-expected core inflation report could pose challenges for the USD in finding demand and assist GBP/USD in finding support in the latter half of the day. Conversely, results in line with or higher than analyst estimates may lead to further depreciation of this currency pair.
by Larissa-Trader