Following a profitable week for us, the Pound tested a seven-week high of the 1.23500 zone during the course of last week's trading session. The BoE raised interest rate by 25bps on Thursday to a new 15-year high of 4.25%, an attempt to tame double-digit inflation in the UK and the Sterling rose 0.5% against the dollar on the back of the news but was unable to hold the momentum as price action broke down the trendline that has been supporting the bullish momentum in the last couple of weeks. The Dollar steadied as a result of this development as confidence in the banking sector remained fragile. In this video, we analyzed the charts from a technical standpoint to figure out tendencies of price action in the coming week(s).
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