The GBP/USD pair saw a bullish trend yesterday following better-than-expected claimant data. However, today's inflation rate increase to 2.6% from 2.3% has put pressure on the pound With the Federal Reserve expected to lower rates later.
Following the bullish Monday and Tuesday days, this means might just show price opened and rallied above last week's close and might now be distributing lower.
The pair saw Asian highs and lows taken out, leaving a sell-side imbalance in the 1-minute timeframe. With the short bias identified, this creates a near-perfect entry targeting sell-side liquidity on previous weekly lows and partials along the road.
Bias: Short
Entry: 1.27070
Targets:
Previous weekly lows
Following the bullish Monday and Tuesday days, this means might just show price opened and rallied above last week's close and might now be distributing lower.
The pair saw Asian highs and lows taken out, leaving a sell-side imbalance in the 1-minute timeframe. With the short bias identified, this creates a near-perfect entry targeting sell-side liquidity on previous weekly lows and partials along the road.
Bias: Short
Entry: 1.27070
Targets:
Previous weekly lows
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