01-06-2019, 05:40 AM
GBPUSD is a highly volatile pair. Many day traders love to trade GBPUSD. British Pound has been under tremendous pressure ever since Brexit announcement was made. Just after the Brexit vote GBPUSD fell more than 2000 pips. Then it made recovery. Next year it suffered a terrible flash crash and fell 1100 pips in a few months before making recovery. In the last few months, a lot of pressure has build up as Brexit negotiations are not going well. Take a look at GBPUSD H1 chart below!
In the above chart, you can see see GBPUSD activity last week. First it fell heavily. This fall was due to the Brexit
pressure. UK Prime Minister May has failed to get Brexit plan approval from parliament. Then GBPUSD turned and has made a rally. GBPUSD is a resilient currency pair. If you are a day trader, you will love to trade it. Just keep this in mind that GBPUSD has the habit of taking unexpected turns. So always be on your guard. Take a look at GBPUSD H4 chart below:
You can see the big bearish candle with a long lower shadow. Almost all the currency pairs having USD on one side has this candle with a long shadow. After that you can see there was a strong rally and GBPUSD has almost recovered.
When you are trading GBPUSD, keep on eye on the Bank of England and the US Federal Reserve Bank. These two central banks have a major influence on GBPUSD. Bank of England take are of British Pound and the US Federal Reserve Bank take care of US Dollar. When anyone gets weak or strong, we see this pair move tremendously. European Central Bank ECB also sometimes exerts influence indirectly. Whatever just keep this in mind that financial markets are highly interlinked. All markets are interlined and move starting in one market can easily ripple into the other markets. Take a look at GBPUSD Weekly chart:
In the above chart, you can see the bullish pinbar. This is a strong signal that in the next few weeks, we are going to see GBPUSD bullish. 1.24363 appears to be the support for the next few months.
In the above chart, you can see see GBPUSD activity last week. First it fell heavily. This fall was due to the Brexit
pressure. UK Prime Minister May has failed to get Brexit plan approval from parliament. Then GBPUSD turned and has made a rally. GBPUSD is a resilient currency pair. If you are a day trader, you will love to trade it. Just keep this in mind that GBPUSD has the habit of taking unexpected turns. So always be on your guard. Take a look at GBPUSD H4 chart below:
You can see the big bearish candle with a long lower shadow. Almost all the currency pairs having USD on one side has this candle with a long shadow. After that you can see there was a strong rally and GBPUSD has almost recovered.
When you are trading GBPUSD, keep on eye on the Bank of England and the US Federal Reserve Bank. These two central banks have a major influence on GBPUSD. Bank of England take are of British Pound and the US Federal Reserve Bank take care of US Dollar. When anyone gets weak or strong, we see this pair move tremendously. European Central Bank ECB also sometimes exerts influence indirectly. Whatever just keep this in mind that financial markets are highly interlinked. All markets are interlined and move starting in one market can easily ripple into the other markets. Take a look at GBPUSD Weekly chart:
In the above chart, you can see the bullish pinbar. This is a strong signal that in the next few weeks, we are going to see GBPUSD bullish. 1.24363 appears to be the support for the next few months.