GBPUSD | Intraday Analysis: New Top is coming?
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From a technical point of view, the trend is still bullish on the intraday chart and the pair should trigger a new Top in the short term. Having said that, it is currently unclear how GBPUSD will develop the next swing, it could be an ABC or ABCDE Pattern as shown on chart. Most likely, tomorrow's session will be our main driver.
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From a technical point of view, the trend is still bullish on the intraday chart and the pair should trigger a new Top in the short term. Having said that, it is currently unclear how GBPUSD will develop the next swing, it could be an ABC or ABCDE Pattern as shown on chart. Most likely, tomorrow's session will be our main driver.
Trade with care
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