This week, the GBP/USD exchange rate has experienced notable fluctuations. As of March 22nd, the pair stood at 1.29114, down 0.00540 (0.42%) from the previous day. The intraday high reached 1.2971, while the low touched 1.2887. On Thursday (March 20th), the Bank of England announced its interest rate decision, keeping the benchmark rate unchanged at 4.5% with an 8-1 vote. Following the announcement, GBP/USD faced brief downward pressure as the central bank did not signal potential rate cuts. However, the pair later regained some ground due to a weakening US dollar index.
Closely monitor the breakout of key levels. The area above 1.3010 is a significant resistance level. If the exchange rate can decisively break through and stabilize above this level, consider going long on dips in the short term, targeting 1.3050 or higher. Below, the 1.2860 level is a crucial support zone. If the exchange rate breaks below this level and sustains the move, consider cutting losses or going short on rallies, as further downside potential may open up. Until the exchange rate clearly breaks through or falls below these key levels, it is advisable to remain on the sidelines and wait for clear trend signals to emerge.
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