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GBP/USD trying to consolidate against the dollar 5/6/2024

The British pound continues to demonstrate resilience, holding firm above the crucial 1.2700 support level, reinforcing the ongoing upward trajectory.

Technical indicators paint a positive picture for the GBP/USD pair. The price’s consistent stability above the 1.2700 support, coupled with the ongoing positive influence of the simple moving averages, underscores a solid foundation for further gains. The bullish technical pattern on the 4-hour chart further strengthens this outlook.

The potential for a continued rise today remains high. A decisive move above the 1.2810 resistance level could trigger a surge in buying pressure, propelling the pair towards 1.2850 and potentially even 1.2890.

However, traders should remain vigilant as a break below 1.2700 could invalidate the bullish scenario and put the pair under downward pressure. In such a scenario, a retest of the 1.2630 level is possible before any further attempts to rise.

Caution is advised as the U.S. economy is set to release high-impact economic data, including the “Change in Non-Agricultural Private Sector Jobs” figures. This data could introduce significant volatility into the market and potentially impact the GBP/USD pair.

In conclusion, the technical outlook for GBP/USD remains bullish, with further gains expected if it can maintain its position above key support levels. However, traders should be mindful of the potential for volatility due to upcoming economic data releases and adjust their strategies accordingly.

Disclaimer: Trading in CFDs carries inherent risks. The analysis provided herein is not a recommendation to buy or sell, but rather an interpretation of the current price movement on the chart.

S1: 1.2740R1: 1.2810
S2: 1.2700R2: 1.2855
S3: 1.2660R3: 1.2890

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