FxGrow Daily Technical Analysis – 04th May, 2017
By FxGrow Research & Analysis Team
Sterling Retreats as U.S Dollar Strengthen, Eyes on Local PMI
Yesterday, market was cheerful and satisfied with FOMC statement despite the fact that U.S Interest Rates were left unchanged at current 1.00 as market were already expecting it. June odds were increased up to 75%, as a result, GBP/USD had to submit to bullish U.S Dollar with -82-pips price action and 1.2864 low.
Today, GBP/USD clocked 1.2850 May-fresh-lows as U.S Index still under the positive shock with 99.32 high. Currently the pair is trading 1.2857 intraday with expectations of additional declines, but the pair should withhold the bullish trend unless GBP/USD breaks the 1.27 handle.
On the other hand, PM May has launched an extraordinary attack on Brussels, accusing European Union politicians and officials of seeking to disrupt the general election and willing Brexit to fail in a combative address delivered from Downing Street.
Speaking after returning from Buckingham Palace to inform the Queen that parliament had been dissolved for the 8 June poll, May delivered an unexpectedly antagonistic speech, urging voters to “give me your backing to fight for Britain”.
UK is set to release local Services PMI today along with U.S Unemployment claims which will give a better outlook on how the pair will perform the coming hours.
Fundamentals:
1- GBP - Services PMI today at 8:30 AM GMT.
2- USD - Unemployment Claims today at 12:30 PM GMT.
3- USD - NFP - Non-Farm Payrolls tomorrow at 12:30 PM GMT.
Technical overview:
Trend: Bullish Sideways
Resistance levels: R1 1.2966, R2 1.3071, R3 1.3176
Support levels: S1 1.2774, S2 1.2678, S3 1.2578
Comment: The pair remains bullish with choppy sideways trading taking into consideration current strong U.S Dollar status. Dips should fight S1 level. Closing above 1.2760 is positive. A penetration for S1 level will increase selloffs and wash towards S2 level. Closing above R1 level projects further bullish waves towards R2 level. The pair to be considered bearish if market closed below S2 level.
Note: This analysis is intended to provide general information and does not constitute the provision of INVESTMENT ADVICE. Investors should, before acting on this information, consider the appropriateness of this information having regard to their personal objectives, financial situation or needs. We recommend investors obtain investment advice specific to their situation before making any financial investment decision.
By FxGrow Research & Analysis Team
Sterling Retreats as U.S Dollar Strengthen, Eyes on Local PMI
Yesterday, market was cheerful and satisfied with FOMC statement despite the fact that U.S Interest Rates were left unchanged at current 1.00 as market were already expecting it. June odds were increased up to 75%, as a result, GBP/USD had to submit to bullish U.S Dollar with -82-pips price action and 1.2864 low.
Today, GBP/USD clocked 1.2850 May-fresh-lows as U.S Index still under the positive shock with 99.32 high. Currently the pair is trading 1.2857 intraday with expectations of additional declines, but the pair should withhold the bullish trend unless GBP/USD breaks the 1.27 handle.
On the other hand, PM May has launched an extraordinary attack on Brussels, accusing European Union politicians and officials of seeking to disrupt the general election and willing Brexit to fail in a combative address delivered from Downing Street.
Speaking after returning from Buckingham Palace to inform the Queen that parliament had been dissolved for the 8 June poll, May delivered an unexpectedly antagonistic speech, urging voters to “give me your backing to fight for Britain”.
UK is set to release local Services PMI today along with U.S Unemployment claims which will give a better outlook on how the pair will perform the coming hours.
Fundamentals:
1- GBP - Services PMI today at 8:30 AM GMT.
2- USD - Unemployment Claims today at 12:30 PM GMT.
3- USD - NFP - Non-Farm Payrolls tomorrow at 12:30 PM GMT.
Technical overview:
Trend: Bullish Sideways
Resistance levels: R1 1.2966, R2 1.3071, R3 1.3176
Support levels: S1 1.2774, S2 1.2678, S3 1.2578
Comment: The pair remains bullish with choppy sideways trading taking into consideration current strong U.S Dollar status. Dips should fight S1 level. Closing above 1.2760 is positive. A penetration for S1 level will increase selloffs and wash towards S2 level. Closing above R1 level projects further bullish waves towards R2 level. The pair to be considered bearish if market closed below S2 level.
Note: This analysis is intended to provide general information and does not constitute the provision of INVESTMENT ADVICE. Investors should, before acting on this information, consider the appropriateness of this information having regard to their personal objectives, financial situation or needs. We recommend investors obtain investment advice specific to their situation before making any financial investment decision.