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GBPUSD Analysis Read The Caption After closing in negative territory on Tuesday, GBP/USD continued to push lower in the European session on Wednesday and touched its lowest level in over a week below 1.2550. The near-term technical outlook suggests that the pair has more room on the downside before turning technically overbought.
January Consumer Price Index (CPI) readings from the US triggered a US Dollar rally in the American trading hours on Tuesday and caused GBP/USD to decline sharply. On a monthly basis, the CPI and the Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.3% and 0.4%, respectively. Both of these reading came in above analysts' estimates and provided a boost to the USD.
CONFIRM TARGET 1.24008
GBPUSD analysis read the caption After closing in negative territory on Tuesday, GBP/USD continued to push lower in the European session on Wednesday and touched its lowest level in over a week below 1.2550. The near-term technical outlook suggests that the pair has more room on the downside before turning technically overbought.
January Consumer Price Index (CPI) readings from the US triggered a US Dollar rally in the American trading hours on Tuesday and caused GBP/USD to decline sharply. On a monthly basis, the CPI and the Core CPI, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose 0.3% and 0.4%, respectively. Both of these reading came in above analysts' estimates and provided a boost to the USD.
GBPUSD sell Now 1.25613
Confirm Target. 1.24524
GBPUSD → SELL| SETUP → Day Trading AnalysisHello Traders, here is the full analysis.
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DeGRAM | GBPUSD break below, close belowGBPUSD broke and closed below the consolidation zone, which became the resistance level.
The market created a resistance level at 1.25800, which is a consolidation border.
Price tested this level multiple times, creating structure shelf.
We expect a move down since we have a bearish trade, completing the AB=CD formation.
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GBPUSD Technical Analysis and Trade IdeaGBPUSD demonstrates increasing bearish pressure across monthly, weekly and daily timeframes. The breakdown of market structure on each timeframe supports a bearish bias, which we explore in the accompanying video. While a recent retracement hints at a potential short entry, upcoming high-impact data releases for both GBP and USD warrant caution.
Strategic Approach:
- Patience: It's prudent to observe how the market responds to significant news events before committing to a trade.
- Reassessment: Once volatility subsides, re-evaluate the technical landscape for potential short setups in line with the prevailing bearish trend.
Important Disclaimer: This analysis serves educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Independent research and thorough risk management are essential before executing any trades.
GBPUSD BUY ANALYSISHere the GBPUSD has reached the psychological level of 26500 which our TP 2 . Now the market might continue to move up but is expected for us to wait and see a signal from TP 2 Which can be a pullback or something like double button. So Going for long is needed and our Expected target profits should be on TP 3 TP$ and TP5
GBPUSD - Expect retracement ✅Hello traders!
‼️ This is my perspective on GBPUSD.
Technical analysis: Here we have the same scenario as on EURUSD, we are bearish, but for now I expect price to continue the retracement to fill the imbalance. My target is bearish order block around 1.27500.
Fundamental news: Tomorrow we will see results of monthly and yearly CPI on USD. On Wednesday we'll see results of yearly CPI on GBP and on Thursday we'll have Retail Sales on USD.
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Preparing for markets to overreact to US inflation? Preparing for markets to overreact to US inflation?
The week has started slowly in FX, largely attributed to the closure of most Asian markets for New Year holidays. But this quiet period is likely coming to an end, driven by the impending release of U.S. inflation data on Tuesday, followed by UK inflation data the following day.
Projections are for a decline in the annual US headline CPI to 2.9% in January from the previous month's 3.4%, with the core gauge expected to show a more moderate decrease to 3.7% from 3.9%.
A potential downside surprise in US CPI figures could send UD dollar pairs lower, on heighted expectations for a March rate cut. On the 4hr chart, the GBPUSD is sitting at the 50-day moving average. A significant move to the upside could see the 200-day moving average come into view, with this level coinciding with the upper ATR band.
Although, a question I have is whether it is really likely to move the dial toward a Fed March rate cut? Either way, this might not stop the market from getting its hopes up for the sake of feeling something, like a couple that picks fights just to feel anything other than boredom.
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GBPUSD Sell IdeaThe price has gracefully descended from 1.27700 to 1.25200, and retraced to the 0.5 Fib level, thereby presenting a potential profit avenue.
Here's the plan: SELL GBPUSD
Consider entering the trade with caution as the stop loss should be strategically placed above 1.26750. The take profit level is set at 1.24650, aiming to capture gains during this downward movement.
GBP/USD Shorts from 1.27400 pro trend idea.My previous scenario (A) for GU unfolded precisely as expected, with the bullish reaction aligning perfectly with the marked demand zone. This week, I anticipate further upward movement towards my supply zone (A) near 1.2400. My reasoning is that price will likely seek to address the significant imbalance in that area before initiating a downward move.
Although not the closest point of interest, I also consider scenario (B), wherein price mitigates my 17-hour demand zone. This could trigger a temporary bullish reaction, potentially driving price to reach the marked supply level (A).
Confluences for GU Sells are as follows:
- Price has broken structure to the downside.
- Major imbalance left below the supply level which needs to be filled.
- Market trend is overall bearish on the higher time frame.
- Aligns with the dollar (DXY) as that's moving bullish currently.
- A clear 20-hour supply zone where I anticipate a Wyckoff distribution to take place.
- Lots of liquidity to the downside in the form of equal lows and Asia lows.
P.S. This idea is in line with the prevailing bearish trend, as price has broken structure to the downside, confirming its direction. Additionally, it aligns with the strengthening dollar (DXY), which I perceive to be on a bullish trajectory.
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GBPUSD Potentially bearishFX:GBPUSD broke out on the downside of the range market on H4. We are currently seeing a retest of the consolidation, a close below 1.25963 would be a good point to get into the market for a sell. A close above the 1.26606 would mean the bulls getting back into the market at which point I will rather stay out to see what the market will tell us. For the now, I'm favoring the bearish move and will wait for market to cross the 125963 mark.
GBP/USD Alert: Next Week's Inflation Forecast GBP/USD Alert: Next Week's Inflation Forecast
The week is relatively quiet, so we are looking ahead to next week’s major events. With UK and US inflation released one day apart, perhaps the GBP/USD is the pair to watch.
On February 14, U.S. inflation rate data is set to be released. Despite the diminishing market expectations for a Fed rate cut in March, if U.S. inflation falls below 3.0% this month, there might be renewed hopes for some rate relief. With expectations still hovering around 20% for a March rate hike, market participants may grasp onto any positive news to maintain the possibility of such a move. The question arises: what is the threshold for rate-cut enthusiasts? Perhaps 2.8% or below?
Moving on to February 15, UK inflation rate data will be released.
Some policy makers are already calling for rate cuts from the Bank of England (Board member Swati Dhingra voted for a 25-basis point cut during the last meeting). Will a significant decrease in UK inflation this month guarantee this course of action sooner than previously thought? Dhingra makes a sound argument for loosening monetary policy at this point pointing to weak consumption and the low likelihood that inflation resurges. But will anyone else on the BoE board join her on her dovish stance?