GBP/USD:SELL From Breakout Support For A New SHORT Setup
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The pair GBP/USD is testing the support at 1.1800 and keeps the potential for an even greater decline. The pressure on the pound continues to be exerted by the worsening economic situation in England, as well as the local strengthening of the dollar.
The UK economy is facing unprecedented domestic challenges, including high inflation, falling citizen wealth, rising costs of living, a record influx of migrants, and growing dissatisfaction with working conditions among public sector workers. In particular, the British Rail, Maritime and Transport Trade Union (RMT) reports that about 40,000 rail workers are already taking part in this week's protest, demanding higher wages and reversing management's decisions to cut staff. For this reason, about 62,000 trains may be canceled, which will make it difficult for Britons to return to the country after the Christmas holidays. The situation is complicated by a possible political crisis since after the failures of the Liz Truss government there is still discontent in society and the level of skepticism towards the new government is growing. In his New Year's address, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that his government would put the needs of the population first this year and would make every effort to resolve the crisis. At the same time, the representatives of the Bank of England said that the British economy in 2023 will face a recession, which may be the most severe compared to other G7 countries.
The UK economy is facing unprecedented domestic challenges, including high inflation, falling citizen wealth, rising costs of living, a record influx of migrants, and growing dissatisfaction with working conditions among public sector workers. In particular, the British Rail, Maritime and Transport Trade Union (RMT) reports that about 40,000 rail workers are already taking part in this week's protest, demanding higher wages and reversing management's decisions to cut staff. For this reason, about 62,000 trains may be canceled, which will make it difficult for Britons to return to the country after the Christmas holidays. The situation is complicated by a possible political crisis since after the failures of the Liz Truss government there is still discontent in society and the level of skepticism towards the new government is growing. In his New Year's address, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said that his government would put the needs of the population first this year and would make every effort to resolve the crisis. At the same time, the representatives of the Bank of England said that the British economy in 2023 will face a recession, which may be the most severe compared to other G7 countries.
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