EURGBP | Will it extend last week's pressure?Macro approach:
- EURGBP has extended last week's pullback into this week, pressured by a slightly more resilient pound as markets reassess how quickly the BoE may ease policy.
- The euro has softened against sterling as recent Eurozone data and ECB communication have not added fresh hawkish momentum, encouraging some unwinding of long-euro positions built earlier in the quarter. At the same time, UK assets have found some support as investors question how aggressive future BoE cuts will be, limiting downside for the pound despite ongoing domestic growth headwinds.
- EURGBP may remain under mild downward pressure if upcoming UK activity and inflation data further reduce expectations for BoE easing. At the same time, Eurozone releases fail to revive confidence in the bloc's growth outlook. Upcoming BoE and ECB remarks, along with key UK and Eurozone data prints this week, could set the tone for whether this corrective bias extends or pauses.
Technical approach:
- EURGBP is declining toward EMA78 after retesting the broken level at 0.8750. The price is forming lower swings, indicating bearish pressure.
- If EURGBP breaches below EMA78, the price may plunge toward the immediate support at 0.8675, confluence with the ascending trendline.
- Conversely, staying above 0.8750 may prompt a further retest of the previous swing high around 0.8800.
Analysis by: Dat Tong, Senior Financial Markets Strategist at Exness
BOE
Final Target yet to be run on CHFJPYThis inverse Head and shoulders has produced fantastic gains already
What suggests that final target will be met
is that Yen vs other crosses is still yet trigger their respective necklines!
I assume more madness to come from the #BOJ in the next Financial Panic.
Like the Bank of England another Island nation probably first to embark on a new wave of #QuantitativeEasing
GBPUSD wave 2 pullback? Buy the dip or sell the Rachel rally?Sterling surged over 1% last week on UK budget relief, the so-called "Rachel Rally", but profit-taking kicked in at resistance. With both the BOE and Fed now 90% expected to cut in December, the dollar is under more pressure, making Cable pullbacks attractive buying opportunities.
Key drivers:
"Rachel Rally" profit-taking after Sterling's best week since August led to double top at 1.3275 resistance.
BOE December rate cut priced at 90%, creating short-term headwinds.
Fed December cut odds surged to ~90% after ISM Manufacturing fell to 48.2, the ninth straight month of contraction, keeping dollar weak.
Both central banks are cutting, but USD is under more pressure right now, supporting GBPUSD on pullbacks.
Wave structure : Five-wave leg complete from 1.30 low, now in Wave 2 correction. Key support zone between 38.2% and 61.8% Fibonacci (around 1.3150–1.3130). If this holds, buying the dip for Wave 3 of Wave 3 (or Wave 3 of C) targeting 1.3275, then 1.3315 and higher.
Alternative : Losing 1.31 increases risk of continuation lower toward previous low and potentially 1.2847.
Looking to buy the GBPUSD dip? Share your Wave 2 entries in the comments and follow for more macro-plus-technicals trade ideas.
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GBPUSD | Opportunities Before UK Autumn Budget DataMacro approach:
- The pound appreciated against the US dollar as markets focus on the UK Autumn Budget and shifting expectations for US data and Fed policy this week.
- The UK Autumn Budget is the key event, with uncertainty over possible tax rises and spending cuts undermining confidence and keeping the pound under pressure. Recent data showing UK inflation easing to about 3.6% in Oct has boosted expectations of a BoE rate cut in Dec, which also weighs on the pound.
- On the US side, expectations for a Fed rate cut in Dec have climbed to 80%, putting downward pressure on the US dollar and US yields.
- Contrarian view: while the upcoming UK Autumn Budget (scheduled for 26 Nov) is a significant risk, the negative sentiment may have been fully "priced in" by earlier declines. Markets are in a "wait-and-see" mode. The lack of fresh negative news today has allowed the pound to stabilize and edge higher as traders square positions before the actual budget announcement.
Technical:
- GPBUSD is retesting the broken descending trendline, which is slightly above the key support at 1.3100. The price is between both EMAs, awaiting a clear breakout to determine the short-term trend.
- If GBPUSD breaches above EMA78, the price may continue heading toward the following resistance at 1.3215.
- Conversely, closing below the key support at 1.3100 may prompt a downward momentum to retest the previous swing low at 1.3040.
Analysis by: Dat Tong, Senior Financial Markets Strategist at Exness
GBP/JPY: An Unusual Ascent Amid Global RiskThe GBP/JPY pair currently sits near 204.00, retracing from a six-week high. This movement reflects a complex tug-of-war between the Pound Sterling (GBP) , which faces uncertainty from upcoming UK inflation data, and an uncharacteristically weak Japanese Yen (JPY) . We analyze the diverse forces driving this pair's recent unusual ascent, where the JPY fails to act as its traditional safe-haven counterweight.
Macroeconomics & Monetary Policy Divergence
The immediate market focus centers on divergent monetary policy expectations. The Bank of Japan (BoJ) faces pressure to align its policies with fiscal objectives, potentially limiting future rate hikes. This uncertainty, coupled with the new government's plan for large economic stimulus and lower taxes, dampens JPY demand. Conversely, the Bank of England (BoE) awaits crucial UK Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, which is expected to show headline inflation moderating to *b]3.6% annually. This data will significantly influence the BoE's rate hike outlook, injecting caution into GBP trading ahead of the 07:00 GMT release.
Geopolitics & Geostrategy: The Taiwan Factor
A key reason for the JPY's recent underperformance is a shift in geopolitical sentiment toward Japan. New Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi adopted a firmer pro-Taiwan stance than her predecessors, triggering unease in Beijing. This heightened political tension weighs heavily on sentiment surrounding Japan, effectively diluting the Yen's traditional safe-haven magnetism against global risk. This specific anxiety overshadows the Yen's long-term status as the principal global currency counterweight.
Fiscal Policy & Economic Outlook
Concerns about Japan's fiscal health are also eroding the JPY's strength. The government is preparing a large economic stimulus package to boost growth. This spending raises concerns among investors worried about Japan's already stretched finances . These fiscal anxieties add direct pressure to the currency, making the JPY less attractive despite the current risk-off environment observed in global equity markets. This fiscal trajectory contrasts with the Bank of Japan's potential monetary hesitancy.
Industry Trends & Corporate Vulnerabilities
Corporate Japan's deep integration with the US technology sector presents another vulnerability. Many major Japanese companies maintain significant earnings exposure to the health and performance of the US tech boom. Corporate vulnerabilities tied to the US technology cycle are eroding the JPY’s traditional safe-haven appeal. Consequently, negative headlines or wobbles on Wall Street disproportionately mute the Yen's response, preventing it from rallying when global equities come under pressure.
Management, Innovation, and Patent Analysis -
While not an immediate driver, Japan's long-term currency strength relies on its competitive edge in high-tech and science . The current vulnerability suggests that the market is discounting the perceived innovation premium of corporate Japan. Traders see a connection between the dependency on US tech and a potentially lagging pace in domestic, cutting-edge patent analysis and independent industry leadership. Weak corporate sentiment reflects doubts about resilience and adaptive business models under new management.
Conclusion for Strategic Hedging
The Yen's uncharacteristic weakness creates a unique setup. The currency is behaving out of character relative to the worsening risk backdrop. This anomaly presents tactical opportunities for hedgers with exposure to the Yen. However, this phase is likely temporary. Japan’s enormous net international investment position and its central role in funding global carry trades mean the Yen's safe-haven DNA remains intact. If global markets experience a sharper, sustained downturn, expect the traditional gravitational pull into the JPY to reassert itself.
EURUSD TIMEFRAME-BY-TIMEFRAME ANALYSIS# 💱 EURUSD (EUR/USD) COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL ANALYSIS 🎯
## Week of November 10-14, 2025 | Intraday & Swing Trade Mastery
Close Price: 1.15640 | Entry Point: November 8, 2025, 12:54 AM UTC+4 📊
## 🔍 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY - MULTI-TIMEFRAME PERSPECTIVE
EUR/USD is trading at a critical technical inflection point with strong multi-timeframe alignment signaling imminent directional breakout. Elliott Wave analysis reveals completion of corrective cycles, positioning for next impulse leg targeting 1.1650-1.1750 extension zone with substantial momentum. Bollinger Bands display classic compression squeeze pattern —volatility condensation preceding directional explosion. RSI across all timeframes maintains neutral-bullish bias (52-65 range)—optimal momentum positioning without extreme overbought conditions. Volume clustering at 1.1550-1.1630 represents significant institutional accumulation foundation. Wyckoff spring tests near 1.1500-1.1520 provide aggressive entry triggers. Harmonic pattern convergence at 1.1680-1.1750 resistance signals breakout confirmation with measured move targets extending to 1.1850+. ECB/Fed policy divergence supports directional clarity emerging this week.
## 📊 TIMEFRAME-BY-TIMEFRAME ANALYSIS
### 5-MINUTE (Scalping Precision) ⚡
Candlestick Formation: Japanese candles reveal micro-consolidation with breakout attempts at support zones. Evening Star rejection formations detected at 1.1680-1.1710 intraday resistance creating short opportunities.
Elliott Wave 5M: Sub-wave completion indicates Wave 4 micro-consolidation finalizing. Wave 5 breakout anticipated above 1.1650-1.1680 with targets 1.1720-1.1780 (measured move).
Bollinger Bands: Upper compression mode—middle band at 1.1630 acts as pivot point. Lower band rejection (1.1550-1.1580) creates scalp-long setups with excellent risk/reward ratios.
RSI (14) Analysis: RSI oscillating 48-62 range—neutral territory with minor divergences forming. Bullish divergence at 1.1550 support signals buyer engagement; caution on 68+ resistance approach.
Micro Support/Resistance: 1.1550 (micro-support) | 1.1600 (POC cluster) | 1.1640 (pivot) | 1.1690 (intraday resistance) | 1.1740 (scalp target)
Volume Signature: Volume concentrated 1.1600-1.1660 zone—institutional marker established. Breakout volume >50% above average required above 1.1690 for sustained move above 1.1750.
VWAP Alignment: Price oscillating around session VWAP at 1.1625—each touch generates scalp opportunity. Upper VWAP band at 1.1710; lower support at 1.1550.
### 15-MINUTE (Quick Swing Gateway) 🎢
Candlestick Patterns: Engulfing bars forming at support zones—bullish engulfing at 1.1570 zone confirms reversal attempts. Three-candle patterns (flag continuation) with 50-80 pips breakout potential.
Harmonic Pattern Recognition: Gartley Pattern potential completion near 1.1560-1.1620 PRZ (Potential Reversal Zone). Exceptional risk-reward at 1:3.5 for harmonic traders. Butterfly variant also forming.
Wyckoff Accumulation Phase: Classic accumulation evident—small barometer move (SBM) nearing completion. Spring test anticipated 1.1480-1.1510 zone; markup phase targets 1.1750-1.1850.
Bollinger Bands (15M): Band squeeze intensifying—historical volatility expansion suggests 70-120 pips moves follow. Upper band resistance at 1.1740; lower band support at 1.1520.
Volume Profile (15M): Point of Control (POC) at 1.1630—prime concentration zone. Volume surge >55% required confirming breakout above 1.1710. Imbalances favor upside significantly.
Ichimoku Cloud (15M): Price consolidating below cloud edge—Tenkan-sen at 1.1700 = resistance pivot. Kijun-sen (1.1660) = critical secondary support. Cloud support 1.1540-1.1610.
EMA Structure: EMA 9 (1.1650) above EMA 21 (1.1610)—bullish alignment confirmed. Price above both = intraday strength maintained.
### 30-MINUTE (Intraday Swing Axis) 🔄
Pattern Formation: Symmetrical Triangle pattern consolidating with apex near 1.1700. Ascending triangle variant shows bullish bias—breakout above 1.1680 targets 1.1780-1.1850 extension.
Dow Theory Application: Confirming higher highs/higher lows structure. Secondary trend bullish; pullbacks to EMA 20 (1.1640) = optimal swing entry zones identified.
RSI Divergence Setup: Positive RSI divergence confirmed—price making lower lows (1.1540) while RSI forms higher lows (42 level). Classic reversal setup targeting 1.1720 minimum.
Exponential Moving Average: EMA 9 (1.1665) = core support pivot. EMA 21 (1.1610) = secondary support. EMA 50 (1.1500) = structural hold level. Bullish ribbon alignment intact.
Support Architecture: 1.1500 (EMA 50/structural) | 1.1560 (demand zone) | 1.1610 (volume cluster) | 1.1650 (EMA 9 dynamic)
Resistance Architecture: 1.1680 (triangle formation) | 1.1750 (measured move target) | 1.1800 (weekly resistance) | 1.1850 (extension)
Volume Analysis (30M): Increasing volume on recent bars—accumulation signature strong. Buy volume exceeding sell volume confirms institutional interest significantly.
### 1-HOUR (Core Swing Trade Engine) 🎯
Elliott Wave Structure: Major wave analysis suggests Wave 3 completion near 1.1750. Current Wave 4 correction targets 1.1650-1.1700 support zone. Wave 5 impulse anticipated—target: 1.1850-1.1950.
Pennant Formation: Classic Bullish Pennant pattern forming—breakout confirmation above 1.1710 validates pattern. Pole height measured move = 1.1850+ realistic target.
Bollinger Bands (1H): Upper band at 1.1800 = squeeze breakout target. Middle band (1.1700) = bullish support zone. Lower band rejection (1.1500) creates swing longs with excellent R/R.
VWAP Daily: EUR/USD trading above daily VWAP at 1.1600—bullish gradient confirmed. Each hourly candle close above VWAP strengthens continuation probability.
Volume Profile Hotspot: Heavily traded at 1.1600-1.1660 (accumulation zone) and 1.1710-1.1780 (resistance cluster). Imbalances above 1.1800 suggest vacuum-fill potential.
Ichimoku Cloud Alignment: Price above Senkou Span A (1.1700) & Span B (1.1660)—cloud thickness indicates strong support. Chikou Span above candles = bullish confirmation. Cloud color: BULLISH GREEN.
Gann Theory Application: 45-degree angle from swing low (1.1450) establishes rally trajectory. Resistance at 38.2% Fibonacci extension (1.1750) precedes aggressive breakout phase.
Support Tiers 1H: 1.1500 (structural hold) | 1.1570 (EMA support) | 1.1620 (Kijun-sen) | 1.1660 (accumulation zone)
Resistance Tiers 1H: 1.1710 (breakout trigger) | 1.1760 (extension) | 1.1800 (major level) | 1.1850 (impulse target)
### 4-HOUR (Swing Trade Thesis Foundation) 💼
Inverse Head & Shoulders Pattern: Potential IH&S formation completing—left shoulder (1.1450), head (1.1400), right shoulder completing (1.1500-1.1560). Neckline breakout at 1.1710 targets 1.1900-1.2000 extension.
Wyckoff Accumulation Deep Dive: Institutional buying signature evident—SBM (small barometer move) completion imminent. Spring test to 1.1480-1.1510 anticipated; subsequent markup phase targets 1.1850-1.2000.
RSI 4H Analysis: RSI at 56-68 range—bullish bias maintained. Room for upside extension without extreme overbought. RSI above 74 targets 1.1900+; below 34 = defensive posture required.
Cup & Handle Formation: Potential bullish Cup pattern visible on 4H—handle stabilization near 1.1650-1.1700. Breakout above handle (1.1760) targets cup depth extension = 1.1850-1.1950.
EMA Ribbon Structure: EMA 8 (1.1680), EMA 13 (1.1660), EMA 21 (1.1610), EMA 50 (1.1500), EMA 200 (1.1350)—BULLISH ALIGNMENT PERFECT. Compression/expansion cycles identify momentum phases.
Support Tiers 4H: 1.1450 (structural support) | 1.1500 (accumulation) | 1.1600 (pivot) | 1.1660 (demand cluster)
Resistance Tiers 4H: 1.1710 (key breakout) | 1.1760 (extension) | 1.1800 (major target) | 1.1900 (weekly projection)
Volume Signature 4H: Accumulation volume bars > distribution bars—bullish bias maintained. Volume nodes clustering at 1.1600-1.1660 indicate strong institutional support zone.
### DAILY CHART (Macro Swing Thesis) 📅
Elliott Wave Macro: We're potentially in Wave 3 of larger cycle—aggressive expansion still possible. Wave structure supports break of 1.1800 targeting 1.1950-1.2100 daily close objectives.
Double Bottom Recognition: Historical Double Bottom pattern near 1.1350-1.1450 support—confirmed breakthrough above 1.1710 neckline triggered. Second target near 1.1900-1.2000.
Bollinger Bands Daily: Upper band at 1.1900 = realistic daily target zone. Mean (1.1750) = healthy pullback support. Band slope indicates volatility expansion—expect 100-200 pips daily ranges.
Volume Profile Daily: Strong buying volume bar at 1.1500-1.1650 zone—institutional accumulation marker established. Selling volume decreasing—demand controls trend absolutely.
Ichimoku Cloud Daily: Cloud thickness growing—bullish trend strengthening substantially. Cloud support around 1.1650-1.1750 zone. Kumo breakout anticipated—targets cloud top at 1.1800-1.1900.
Harmonic Analysis Deep: Butterfly Pattern potential completion—PRZ at 1.1710-1.1780 suggests reversal zone OR breakout confirmation. Confluence amplifies probability of extension.
Gann Angles & Fibonacci: 50% retracement (1.1550) + 61.8% extension (1.1850) = key reversal zones. Gann fan angles suggest 1.1800-1.1900 as structural resistance before continuation.
Key Daily Support: 1.1400 (psychological/structural) | 1.1500 (accumulation zone) | 1.1600 (demand level) | 1.1700 (midpoint)
Key Daily Resistance: 1.1710 (breakout trigger) | 1.1780 (extension) | 1.1850 (measured move) | 1.1950 (weekly target)
Trend Confirmation: Higher highs & higher lows maintained—uptrend intact. Daily close above 1.1800 = strong continuation signal targeting 1.2000+ next level.
## 🎪 TRADING SETUP PLAYBOOK - NOV 10-14
### BULLISH SCENARIO (Probability: 80%) ✅
Trigger: 4H candle close above 1.1760 + volume surge (>50% above average) + RSI above 64
Entry Zone: 1.1700-1.1750 (with breakout confirmation signal)
Target 1: 1.1780 (TP1) | Target 2: 1.1820 (TP2) | Target 3: 1.1900 (TP3) | Target 4: 1.1950 (TP4)
Stop Loss: 1.1620 (below EMA/structural support)
Risk/Reward: 1:3.2 (excellent asymmetric setup)
Trade Duration: 18-72 hours (prime swing window)
### BEARISH SCENARIO (Probability: 20%) ⚠️
Trigger: Daily close below 1.1650 + volume increase + RSI divergence failure
Entry Zone: 1.1760-1.1850 (short setup)
Target 1: 1.1710 (TP1) | Target 2: 1.1650 (TP2) | Target 3: 1.1600 (TP3)
Stop Loss: 1.1900 (above resistance)
Risk/Reward: 1:1.6 (acceptable but lower probability)
Trade Duration: Watch for trend reversal confirmation first
## ⚠️ VOLATILITY & OVERBOUGHT/OVERSOLD CONDITIONS
Current Volatility Status: Moderate compression → Expect significant expansion imminent
5M/15M RSI: 48-62 range (neutral)—room for 25-50 pips movements | Scalp target zones
30M/1H RSI: 52-66 range (bullish bias, optimal zone)—sweet spot for swing entries
4H RSI: 56-70 range—approaching caution zone but room to extend | Safe for core swings
Daily RSI: 60-74 range (approaching extremes)—be defensive if daily RSI>76 | Take profits aggressively
Overbought Recognition Points:
RSI daily >75 combined with upper Bollinger Band rejection = immediate profit-taking
Ichimoku cloud top penetration fails (bearish candle rejection) = trend exhaustion signal
Volume declining on breakout attempt = false breakout warning signal
Harmonic pattern PRZ exact hit without follow-through = reversal likely imminent
Oversold Bounce Setups:
RSI 1H <32 on support touch = high-probability bounce back to 1.1750-1.1800
Price below EMA 50 (1.1500) + RSI <30 = aggressive accumulation zone
Spring test below 1.1490 with volume surge = Wyckoff spring reversal trigger
Harmonic pattern PRZ support bounce = measured move extension targets activated
## 🎯 ENTRY & EXIT OPTIMIZATION STRATEGY
### OPTIMAL ENTRY TIMING
For Scalpers (5M): RSI bounce from 44-50 zone after Band lower touch = 15-25 pips scalp (1-3 min holds)
For Quick Swings (15M-30M): 15M candle close above 1.1690 with 4H alignment = 60-100 pips swing (30 min-2 hour holds)
For Core Swings (1H-4H): 4H pennant breakout above 1.1760 on volume = 150-250+ pips target (hold 12-48 hours)
For Position Swings (Daily): Daily close above 1.1800 = continuation play targeting 1.1950-2.0000 (hold 5-7 days)
Best Entry Windows: Asian session overlap (22:00-8:00 UTC), London open (8:00 UTC), NY close (21:00 UTC)
### EXIT STRATEGIES & PROFIT TAKING
Take Profit Levels: TP1: Fibonacci 38.2% (1.1760) | TP2: Harmonic PRZ (1.1820) | TP3: Daily Band upper (1.1900) | TP4: Weekly target (1.1950)
Stop Loss Placement: Always below most recent swing low + 20 pips (strict risk management priority)
Trailing Stops: Activate at TP2—trail with 30-40 pips buffer for 4H+ trades (lock in profits)
Breakeven Exit: Move stops to entry after 1:1 risk/reward achieved—eliminate emotional trading
Partial Profit Strategy: Close 25% at TP1 | 25% at TP2 | 25% at TP3 | Let 25% run to TP4 (maximize winners)
## 🔔 REVERSAL & BREAKOUT RECOGNITION CHECKLIST
### REVERSAL SIGNALS TO MONITOR:
RSI positive divergence (lower price lows, higher RSI lows) = bullish reversal setup high probability
Candlestick engulfing patterns at support/resistance zones = trend reversal confirmation strong signal
Volume profile breakdowns (declining volume on breakout attempts) = false move warning immediate
Ichimoku Cloud rejection (price fails to penetrate cloud layer) = structural resistance confirmed
Harmonic pattern completion at exact PRZ = reversal zone probability increases significantly
Elliott Wave 5th wave failure (truncation) = impulse completion = reversal imminent trigger
Gann angle break through significant angle = trend line break = reversal trigger activated
### BREAKOUT CONFIRMATION RULES:
Close beyond resistance with >50% volume surge above average = confirmed breakout signal strong
RSI crosses above 60 for bullish breakout, below 45 for bearish breakout confirmation
VWAP alignment with directional move = institutional participation confirmation strong
Bollinger Band breakout with band expansion (squeeze release) = volatility expansion confirmed immediate
Multiple timeframe confluence (5M + 15M + 1H + 4H aligned) = highest probability setup attainable
Ichimoku Cloud break (price clears all clouds with bullish candles) = strong continuation signal
Volume imbalance (ask volume > bid volume) = directional sustain likelihood increases significantly
## 💡 WEEK FORECAST SUMMARY - NOV 10-14
Monday (10th): 🌍 Consolidation continuation near 1.1650-1.1700 zone. Range-bound trading anticipated. Early breakout direction watch crucial. Entry setups favor reversal plays at support zones.
Tuesday-Wednesday (11-12th): 📈 Prime breakout window opens —1.1760 represents key decision point. Expect 100-200 pips daily volatility. Breakout confirmation targets 1.1820-1.1900 extension. This is the optimal swing trade window all week. ECB speakers watch critical.
Thursday (13th): ⚠️ Potential profit-taking pullback after breakout (if triggered). Support retest of 1.1780-1.1720. Buying opportunity if pullback holds above 1.1700.
Friday (14th): 📊 Weekly close pattern formation critical. Extension run anticipated if above 1.1800. If above 1.1850 = week target 1.1950-2.0000 achieved. End-of-week positioning for next week.
## 📍 CRITICAL CONFLUENCE ZONES - KEY TARGETS
1.1450-1.1500: Major support zone (accumulation marker, Wyckoff spring area, structural hold)
1.1550-1.1650: Secondary support (EMA 9, demand cluster, psychological level, volume POC)
1.1680-1.1710: Micro-resistance cluster (consolidation squeeze zone, early breakout resistance)
1.1750-1.1800: KEY BREAKOUT ZONE (triangle apex, harmonic confluence, all timeframe resistance)
1.1800-1.1900: Primary upside target (Elliott Wave 5, daily Band upper, measured move extension)
1.1900-1.1950: Secondary extension target (Gann level, macro resistance, wave projection)
1.1950-2.0000: Weekly/monthly target (if wave 5 impulse extends beyond base projections)
## 🏆 RISK MANAGEMENT RULEBOOK
✅ 1) Position Sizing: Never risk >2% of account equity per single trade
✅ 2) Risk-Reward Ratio: Minimum 1:2.5 R/R on every entry—1:3+ preferred for swing trades
✅ 3) Profit Scaling: Close 25-50% at 1:1 ratio, let remainder run to 1:2+ targets
✅ 4) Stop Loss Discipline: Place stop IMMEDIATELY on entry—no exceptions (20 pips tight)
✅ 5) Breakout Confirmation: Avoid FOMO—wait for candle close confirmation + volume surge always
✅ 6) Daily Support Respect: Psychological holds (round numbers 1.1600 | 1.1800) matter—trade confluence not against
✅ 7) Time Management: Exit losing trades quickly (max 1:0.5 acceptable for educational losses)
✅ 8) Macro Alignment: Always check daily/4H bias before taking 1H or lower trades
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## 🎁 BONUS: DAILY PRE-MARKET CHECKLIST
Use this every morning before market open:
☑️ Check daily RSI (should be 60-72 for bullish bias continuation)
☑️ Identify support/resistance zones (1.1600 | 1.1700 | 1.1760 | 1.1900)
☑️ Verify 4H chart alignment (pennant/IH&S pattern status update)
☑️ Check Ichimoku cloud position (above/below = trend confirmation signal)
☑️ Review 1H Elliott Wave count (which wave are we trading exactly?)
☑️ Scan volume profile (POC = likely rejection zone area)
☑️ Set entry orders + stop losses BEFORE Asian session closes
☑️ Plan 3 Take Profit levels before entering any position
☑️ Monitor ECB/Fed speakers + economic calendar (interest rate expectations)
## 🌐 FOREX SESSION NOTES
EUR/USD trades 24/5 across all sessions . Highest volatility typically occurs:
Asian Session (22:00-8:00 UTC): Lower volatility—good for breakout setups forming
London Session (8:00-16:30 UTC): Prime trading hours —peak liquidity + volatility combination
NY Session (14:30-21:00 UTC): Secondary volatility surge—often confirms London direction
ECB/Fed Policy Impact: Monitor policy divergence—higher Fed rates support USD weakness = EUR strength
💡 Disclaimer: This technical analysis is educational only. Always conduct your own due diligence and implement appropriate risk management. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Trade responsibly within your risk tolerance. Use stop losses on every position. Not financial advice.
Analysis Created: November 8, 2025 | Valid Through: November 14, 2025 | Updated Daily
Bullish potential detected for BOE (gap continuation)Entry conditions:
(i) higher share price for ASX:BOE along with swing up of indicators such as DMI/RSI (gap continuation play).
Depending on risk tolerance, the stop loss for the trade would be:
(i) below the previous potential support of $1.81 from the open of 29th October, or
(ii) below the low of the recent swing low of $1.775 of 29th October.
Has the BoE Already Doomed the Sterling?Macroeconomics: Diverging Central Bank Paths
The British Pound (GBP) has aggressively declined, losing 4.8% from September highs, primarily due to a growing policy divergence between the Bank of England (BoE) and the US Federal Reserve (Fed). Markets increasingly expect the BoE to cut interest rates sooner, with current pricing suggesting a 35% chance of a 25-basis-point cut. This dovish pressure stems from cooling UK labor data and inflation, which, despite ticking up slightly, remains far from 2023’s double-digit peaks.
In stark contrast, the US Dollar (USD) remains resilient, supported by the Fed’s persistent "higher for longer" stance. Strong US data, notably the 195,000 October Non-Farm Payrolls addition, bolsters this hawkish view. This widening interest rate differential, now almost 100 basis points favoring the USD, makes dollar assets more attractive than sterling assets, directly pressuring the GBP/USD pair toward the critical 1.3000 support level.
Economics and Fiscal Warning: Tax Hikes Loom
Domestic UK economic concerns amplify the bearish pressure on Sterling. UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves issued a pre-Budget warning, confirming an intent to raise taxes to close a significant £22 billion fiscal gap. This public rhetoric prepares markets for an Autumn Budget featuring fiscal tightening measures.
Fiscal tightening through tax hikes generally dampens economic growth expectations, which encourages the BoE to consider rate cuts to stimulate activity. This political and economic dynamic fuels bond market volatility. The UK 10-year gilt yield briefly fell, reflecting investor expectation of slower growth and a dovish BoE response, accelerating the GBP/USD selloff.
Geopolitics and Geostrategy: Dollar's Global Anchor
The Dollar's strength is not purely macroeconomic; it acts as a global safe-haven anchor, a key geostrategic function. Renewed focus on geopolitical stability and trade deals, such as the preliminary US-China trade consensus on export controls and fentanyl, often benefits the US Dollar as the primary reserve currency.
Conversely, the UK faces fiscal uncertainty and lower productivity forecasts, placing its currency at a relative disadvantage. The USD's dominance, reinforced by Chair Jerome Powell's measured, firm rhetoric, creates a sharp contrast with the BoE’s internal divisions on policy. This global context makes the USD the preferred currency, undermining Sterling's value on the international stage.
Technology and Cyber Risk: Underlying Competitiveness
While the movement is not driven by immediate technical news, the UK's long-term technological and patent competitiveness affects its currency's appeal. Persistent issues, like lower productivity forecasts reported by the Office for Budget Responsibility, imply a lag in high-tech innovation and efficiency compared to the US.
A slower pace of innovation and lower productivity in the UK's services and manufacturing sectors contrasts with the robust, job-creating US economy. This fundamental economic weakness limits Sterling's potential for sustained, long-term appreciation. Technical analysis confirms this bearish trend, showing a double-top pattern and momentum indicators deep in negative territory, confirming the downward bias toward the 1.3000 psychological barrier.
Is the Pound's Decline Irreversible Before BoE?The recent surge in the EUR/GBP cross above the $\mathbf{0.8750}$ threshold is fundamentally rooted in a significant monetary policy divergence between the UK and the Eurozone. The key driver is the heightened uncertainty surrounding the Bank of England's ( BoE ) Thursday rate decision. Following softer UK inflation and wage data, analysts have begun pricing in a material probability of an impending rate cut, generating substantial dovish speculation. This expectation inherently depreciates the British Pound ( GBP ), creating a powerful interest rate differential against the Euro. Conversely, the European Central Bank ( ECB ) maintains a firm policy pause, with President Christine Lagarde expressing confidence in the Eurozone's outlook, reinforcing the Euro's stability and momentum.
While macroeconomic policy dictates the current upward trajectory of EUR/GBP, subtle but material geopolitical headwinds threaten the Euro's stability. Political turmoil in France, specifically the government's struggle following the rejection of a key finance measure, raises the specter of snap elections and governmental paralysis. Such internal political risk within the Eurozone's second-largest economy undermines investor confidence and poses a downside risk to the Euro's valuation, counteracting the macroeconomic tailwinds. Furthermore, long-term structural health of both currencies is tied to competitive advantages in high-tech sectors, FinTech, and life sciences, where patent analysis * and robust cyber infrastructure are crucial for attracting foreign direct investment.
The immediate market outlook hinges almost entirely on the forthcoming BoE announcement and the subsequent commentary from Governor Andrew Bailey. An unexpectedly dovish stance would confirm market expectations, severely weaken the GBP, and likely cement a sustained move by EUR/GBP toward the $0.8800$ mark. This movement predominantly reflects a GBP weakness narrative rather than overwhelming EUR strength. Traders must recognize that while the current momentum favors the Euro, any escalation of the French political crisis into a threat to wider EU fiscal cohesion could rapidly reverse the pair's upward trend. Close monitoring of this dual risk profile is paramount.
EURGBP tests 0.88 as UK Budget crisis deepens: Where next?The dollar crushed all majors yesterday, but EURGBP tells a different story. The euro is surging against the pound as UK fiscal chaos and bets on a BOE rate cut accelerate. With an ascending triangle breakout confirmed, traders are targeting 0.89 and the psychological 0.90 handle.
The Office for Budget Responsibility just revealed a £20 billion fiscal hole, forcing Chancellor Reeves to make tough choices in November's budget. Meanwhile, markets price 68% odds of a December BOE rate cut as inflation cools—two mega catalysts for GBP weakness.
Key drivers
UK fiscal crisis: £20 billion productivity forecast slash ahead of November 26 budget forces austerity measures, crushing pound confidence
BOE rate cuts priced In: 68% December cut odds versus 30% November (food prices down 0.4% month-on-month, retail deflation for first time since March)
Technical breakout: Ascending triangle break above 0.8800 opens clean path to 0.89 and 0.90; golden 61.8% Fibonacci sits at 0.8872 as magnet level
Wedge pattern risk: Multiple Fibonacci clusters (0.89, 0.8876, 0.90) confirm upside targets, but final wave of rising wedge warns of sharp retracement after targets hit
How to trade EURGBP?
Long above 0.8775, target 0.8872 (golden Fib magnet) then 0.89-0.90. Stop below 0.8750. Watch BOE communications and November 26 budget details for confirmation. UK in crisis mode—don't fade the breakdown.
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COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: INTRADAY & SWING TRADE SETUP 📊 EURUSD (1.16272) - COMPREHENSIVE TECHNICAL ANALYSIS: INTRADAY & SWING TRADE SETUP 📊
October 27-31, 2025 | Multiple Timeframe Deep Dive
🎯 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 🎯
Current Spot: 1.16272 | Analysis Date: Oct 25, 2025 | Focus: 5M-1D Timeframes | Strategy: Intraday & Swing Trade
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📈 1. MULTI-TIMEFRAME TREND ANALYSIS & DOW THEORY APPLICATION 📈
🔍 Daily (1D) Timeframe - Primary Trend Direction
The 1D chart reveals a consolidation phase with bullish bias . Elliott Wave structure suggests we're completing a 5th wave extension after a 4-wave correction. Dow Theory confirms higher lows forming around 1.1580-1.1600 support levels. The uptrend remains intact with RSI hovering in 40-60 zone (neutral-bullish). VWAP at 1.1620 acts as dynamic support.
⏰ 4H Timeframe - Swing Trade Entry Signals
The 4H setup shows bullish flag formation near 1.1625. Bollinger Bands are tightening, signaling potential breakout. RSI at 55-60 indicates strength without overbought conditions. Ichimoku Cloud shows bullish alignment with price above all moving averages. Target: 1.1680-1.1720 for swing positions.
🔥 1H to 5M Intraday Confluence
1H chart displays ascending triangle pattern with resistance at 1.1650. Harmonic patterns suggest Bullish Gartley forming near 1.1580 level—ideal for aggressive intraday entries. 30M shows clean EMA crossover (50>200 EMA bullish). Volume profile confirms institutional accumulation between 1.1590-1.1620.
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🎪 2. ENTRY & EXIT STRATEGY + WYCKOFF METHOD 🎪
SWING TRADE ENTRIES (4H/1D): Buy breakout above 1.1650 with stop @ 1.1580 (Risk:Reward 1:3). Wyckoff Spring Pattern validation near support confirms institutional absorption.
INTRADAY ENTRIES (5M-30M): Enter on 30M EMA crossovers + RSI < 30 rejections from support zones. Stochastic divergence on 15M indicates pullback entries around 1.1610-1.1615.
EXIT TARGETS: 1D: 1.1750 | 4H: 1.1705 | 1H: 1.1670 | Intraday: 1.1650 (first profit). Take-profit at resistance clusters identified via Gann angles.
STOP LOSS PLACEMENT: Swing: 1.1560 (below double bottom structure) | Intraday: 1.1600 (15-20 pips from entry).
💡 Pro Tip: Use Ichimoku Kijun-sen (26P) as dynamic stop—trail on breakouts above 1.1650.
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🔔 3. REVERSAL SIGNALS & JAPANESE CANDLESTICK ANALYSIS 🔔
⚠️ BULLISH REVERSAL INDICATORS:
Hammer candlesticks forming at 1.1580 (5M/15M confluence). Engulfing patterns on 30M confirm buyer strength. Ichimoku Chikou Span crossing above price action validates trend reversal completion. Morning Star pattern visible on 1H—classic reversal signal.
⛔ BEARISH REVERSAL WARNINGS:
If price fails to break 1.1650 with declining volume, watch for Evening Star on 4H. Gann resistance at 1.1680 acts as rejection zone. RSI divergence (lower highs with price higher highs) on 1D would signal exhaustion. VWAP rejection could trigger short setups.
⚡ Key Level: 1.1645-1.1650 acts as Decision Point. Break = Bullish Continuation | Reject = Intraday Reversal
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💥 4. BREAKOUT RECOGNITION & PATTERN FORMATIONS 💥
✅ Bullish Breakout Setup (PRIMARY):
Ascending triangle breakout above 1.1650 resistance on 1H timeframe. Volume confirmation: need 20%+ volume spike above 20-period MA. Elliott Wave target 1.1750-1.1800 after 5th wave completion. Bollinger Band upper band at 1.1680—natural extension target.
🚀 Harmonic Patterns Identified:
Bullish Gartley at 1.1580 (D-point) with PRZ 1.1605-1.1620. Bat pattern on 4H suggesting potential for 161.8% extension. Butterfly pattern on 1D targeting 1.1850 in extended bull scenario.
⚡ Risk Pattern - Rising Wedge (WARNING):
If price fails breakout, 4H shows rising wedge trap. Potential bearish breakdown to 1.1550 if wedge collapses. Monitor Bollinger Band squeeze on 30M—breakout imminent within 48 hours.
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📊 5. VOLATILITY, PRICE ACTION & INDICATOR CONFLUENCE 📊
🌊 Bollinger Bands & Volatility Analysis:
Band width compressed to 150 pips (1D)—lowest in 10 days. This signals imminent volatility expansion. Intraday (5M/15M) bands widening, indicating increased participation. Price bouncing within middle band suggests continuation pattern.
📍 Support & Resistance Clusters:
SUPPORT: 1.1600 (Previous swing low) | 1.1580 (Gartley D-point) | 1.1560 (Double Bottom)
RESISTANCE: 1.1650 (Ascending Triangle apex) | 1.1680 (Bollinger upper + Gann angle) | 1.1720 (Weekly pivot)
VWAP LEVELS: Daily VWAP: 1.1620 (support) | Weekly VWAP: 1.1610 (support)
📈 Moving Average Crossovers - Trend Confirmation:
EMA 50 > EMA 200 (bullish alignment on all timeframes). SMA 20 above SMA 50 on 1H/4H = buy signal. 5M: Recent EMA crossover indicates intraday uptrend initiation. Price maintaining above all key MAs confirms Wyckoff accumulation completion.
🎯 Overbought/Oversold Conditions:
RSI: Currently 58-62 range (neutral-bullish, NOT overbought). Stochastic on 15M: 45-55 range with upside momentum. Ichimoku RSI indicator below 50—room for upside run. CCI on 5M near +100 (strong momentum without extreme overbought).
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🎓 6. ADVANCED TECHNICAL THEORIES SYNTHESIS 🎓
⭐ Elliott Wave Structure: 5-3-5 Pattern Complete - Currently Wave 1 (up) of new cycle targeting 1.1800 minimum | Fibonacci Extensions: 161.8% from swing = 1.1750
⭐ Gann Theory Application: 45-degree angle resistance @ 1.1680 | Square of Nine support @ 1.1580 | Time-Price analysis: 8-10 trading days for major move completion
⭐ Wyckoff Method: Spring Pattern (successful test of support) = Bullish signal | Schiff accumulation phase ending | Expected markup phase: 1.1650-1.1750 (next 7-10 days)
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✨ TRADING PLAN SUMMARY ✨
🎯 LONG BIAS (PRIMARY SCENARIO):
Entry: 1.1645-1.1650 breakout | Stop: 1.1605 | Target 1: 1.1680 | Target 2: 1.1720 | Target 3: 1.1750
Risk/Reward: 1:3+ | Conviction: 75% | Timeframe: Swing (Hold 3-5 days) + Intraday scalp (1-4 hours)
⚠️ SHORT SCENARIO (CONTINGENCY):
Trigger: Rejection at 1.1650 + Volume decline | Entry: 1.1635 | Stop: 1.1655 | Target: 1.1600
Probability: 25% | Setup: Rising Wedge breakdown
⏱️ TIMEFRAME PRIORITY: 4H (swing base) + 1H (entry confirmation) + 5M (execution)
💰 POSITION SIZING: Risk max 1-2% per trade | Scaling in on pullbacks
🔔 ALERTS: Set at 1.1650 (buy signal) | 1.1605 (stop loss) | 1.1680 (partial profit)
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Disclaimer: Educational analysis only. Not financial advice. Trade at your own risk. Always use proper risk management. Past performance ≠ future results.
GBPCAD breakout or rejection? All eyes on 1.8850!GBPCAD is testing a major technical zone as macro and price catalysts align. Here's what traders need to know:
Catalysts & Macro Drivers
GBP : Supported by USD weakness (US shutdown, weak data), sticky UK inflation, and Bank of England caution. November’s UK budget looms as a key event.
CAD : Under pressure from falling oil prices (oversupply/weak demand) and a dovish Bank of Canada. Further rate cuts are possible, especially if oil stays low.
Technical Outlook
Weekly chart : Strong impulsive rally past 61.8% Fibonacci (1.8310), with 1.9490 (78.6% Fib) as the next longer-term upside target.
4h chart : Ascending triangle with resistance at 1.8850. Breakout/close above 1.8850 confirms bullish momentum, with targets at 1.90 and then 1.93–1.95.
RSI : Long-term RSI above 60 signals strength, but divergence is a risk factor. Watch for RSI reset or failure at highs.
Trading Scenarios
Bullish : Hold above 1.8850 for 3 sessions +, look for upside extension to 1.90/1.93/1.95.
Bearish : Failure to break 1.8850 or drop below 1.8600 could trigger reversal to 1.84/1.81 support.
Levels to Watch
Key resistance: 1.8850, 1.9000, 1.9340, 1.9490
Key support: 1.8600, 1.8400, 1.8310
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GBPUSD: CABLE COILED FOR 1.36 EXPLOSION! Sterling Rally 🚀 GBPUSD: CABLE COILED FOR 1.36 EXPLOSION! Sterling Rally 📊
Current Price: 1.34036 | Date: Sept 27, 2025 ⏰
📈 INTRADAY TRADING SETUPS (Next 5 Days)
🎯 BULLISH SCENARIO
Entry Zone: 1.3380 - 1.3420 📍
Stop Loss: 1.3340 🛑
Target 1: 1.3480 🎯
Target 2: 1.3550 🚀
🎯 BEARISH SCENARIO
Entry Zone: 1.3440 - 1.3480 📍
Stop Loss: 1.3520 🛑
Target 1: 1.3350 🎯
Target 2: 1.3280 📉
🔍 TECHNICAL ANALYSIS BREAKDOWN
📊 KEY INDICATORS STATUS:
RSI (14): 65.3 ⚡ Sterling Strength Zone
Bollinger Bands: Squeezing for Move 🔥
VWAP: 1.3395 - Critical Pivot 💪
EMA 50: 1.3360 ✅ Bullish Crossover
Volume: Accumulation Pattern 📊
🌊 WAVE ANALYSIS:
Elliott Wave: Wave 3 Building Steam 🌊
Fibonacci Extension: 1.3650 Target 🎯
🔄 HARMONIC PATTERNS:
Bullish Butterfly at 1.3350 ✨
ABCD Completion to 1.3520 🔄
⚖️ SWING TRADING OUTLOOK (1-4 Weeks)
🚀 BULLISH TARGETS:
Psychological: 1.3600 🏆
Weekly Target: 1.3650 🌙
Gann Square: 1.3700 ⭐
📉 BEARISH INVALIDATION:
Weekly Support: 1.3250 ⚠️
Critical Level: 1.3150 🚨
🎭 MARKET STRUCTURE:
Trend: Bullish Flag Formation 💪
Momentum: Coiling Energy 🔥
Wyckoff Phase: Spring Complete 📈
Ichimoku: Cloud Breakout Pending 🟢
⚡ CABLE VOLATILITY SETUP:
Compression Zone: 1.3350-1.3450 🎢
Breakout Catalyst: BoE Data 💥
Volatility Spike: Expected Above 1.3480 📈
🏛️ UK FUNDAMENTALS:
BoE Policy Hawkish Stance 🏦
GDP Growth Resilient Data 📊
Inflation Supporting GBP 📈
Political Stability Improving 🇬🇧
⚡ RISK MANAGEMENT:
Max Risk per Trade: 60 pips 🛡️
R:R Ratio: Minimum 1:2.5 ⚖️
London Open: High Impact 📏
🔥 CRITICAL BREAKOUT LEVELS:
Bull Trigger: 1.3480 clean break 💥
Support Zone: 1.3380 | 1.3340 | 1.3300 🛡️
Resistance: 1.3480 | 1.3550 | 1.3600 🚧
📈 STERLING STRENGTH:
vs USD: Momentum Building 💪
vs EUR: Outperforming 🔥
Cross Pairs: Bullish Flow 🌊
🎯 FINAL VERDICT:
CABLE ready for EXPLOSIVE 1.36 MOVE! 🚀
Sterling coiled like a spring! 💎
Perfect storm brewing for breakout! ⛈️
Trade Management: Buy dips to 1.3380 💰
Key Level: 1.3480 breakout crucial! 🔑
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EURUSD: 1.18 FORTRESS ATTACK! Dollar Weakness Exposed 🚀 EURUSD: 1.18 FORTRESS ATTACK! Dollar Weakness Exposed 📊
Current Price: 1.17020 | Date: Sept 27, 2025 ⏰
📈 INTRADAY TRADING SETUPS (Next 5 Days)
🎯 BULLISH SCENARIO
Entry Zone: 1.1680 - 1.1710 📍
Stop Loss: 1.1650 🛑
Target 1: 1.1750 🎯
Target 2: 1.1790 🚀
🎯 BEARISH SCENARIO
Entry Zone: 1.1720 - 1.1750 📍
Stop Loss: 1.1780 🛑
Target 1: 1.1650 🎯
Target 2: 1.1600 📉
🔍 TECHNICAL ANALYSIS BREAKDOWN
📊 KEY INDICATORS STATUS:
RSI (14): 62.1 ⚡ Euro Strength Building
Bollinger Bands: Expansion Mode 🔥
VWAP: 1.1695 - Dynamic Support 💪
EMA 20: 1.1675 ✅ Bullish Momentum
Volume: Institutional Flow Rising 📊
🌊 WAVE ANALYSIS:
Elliott Wave: Wave C Impulse Active 🌊
Fibonacci Target: 1.1850 (127.2%) 🎯
🔄 HARMONIC PATTERNS:
Bullish Gartley at 1.1660 Support ✨
Cypher PRZ targeting 1.1780 🔄
⚖️ SWING TRADING OUTLOOK (1-4 Weeks)
🚀 BULLISH TARGETS:
Psychological: 1.1800 🏆
Weekly Resistance: 1.1850 🌙
Gann Level: 1.1875 ⭐
📉 BEARISH INVALIDATION:
Weekly Support: 1.1600 ⚠️
Critical Break: 1.1550 🚨
🎭 MARKET STRUCTURE:
Trend: Ascending Channel 💪
Momentum: Dollar Weakness 🔥
Wyckoff Phase: Markup Phase 📈
Ichimoku: Bullish Cloud Break 🟢
🏰 1.18 FORTRESS BATTLE:
Key Resistance: 1.1780-1.1800 ⚔️
Volume Confirmation: Needed Above 1.1750 💥
Breakout Target: 1.1850 Major Level 🔓
⚡ RISK MANAGEMENT:
Max Risk per Trade: 50 pips 🛡️
R:R Ratio: Minimum 1:2 ⚖️
London/NY Sessions: Prime Time 📏
🌍 CENTRAL BANK DYNAMICS:
ECB Policy Divergence Bullish 🏛️
Fed Dovishness Supporting EUR 📈
Dollar Index Weakness Continues 💵
Rate Differential Narrowing 📊
🔥 CRITICAL LEVELS:
Breakout: 1.1750 decisive close 💥
Support: 1.1680 | 1.1650 | 1.1620 🛡️
Resistance: 1.1750 | 1.1780 | 1.1800 🚧
📈 DXY CORRELATION:
Dollar Index: Bearish Divergence 📉
EUR Strength: Independent Rally 💪
Cross-Currency: Bullish Flow 🔄
🎯 FINAL VERDICT:
EURUSD storming 1.18 RESISTANCE! 🚀
Dollar weakness = Euro rocket fuel! 💎
Multi-timeframe bullish alignment! 📈
Trade Management: Scale in above 1.1680 💰
Breakout Alert: Watch 1.1750 hold! 🔔
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Bank of England holds rates, British Pound slipsThe Bank of England stayed on the sidelines at today's meeting, maintaining interest rates at 4.0%. This followed a quarter-point cut in August. The decision was anticipated by the markets and the British pound is showing limited movement. The 7-2 vote saw two members vote for a quarter-point cut. Last month's decision to lower rates was decided by a 5-4 vote and took an unprecedented two rounds. The split votes reflect dissension within the BoE with regard to the Bank's future monetary policy.
The BoE has been trying to balance rising inflation, which supports holding rates, with the slowdown in the jobs market, which is putting pressure on the central bank to lower rates and ease economic conditions. The BoE cannot ignore inflation, which rose to 3.8% in August, close to double the BoE's target of 2%. Unless inflation slows markedly, the BoE may have to wait until 2026 to lower rates.
The Federal Reserve lowered rates by a quarter-point on Wednesday. The decision, which was widely expected, was the first rate cut since December 2024.
The rate statement cited the cooling labor market as the main reason behind the rate cut. In his press conference, Fed Chair Powell reiterated his concern about the deteriorating job market and said that the risk of higher and more persistent inflation has eased.
Perhaps the highlight of the meeting was the 'dot plot', which charts the expected rate path of members who participated at the meeting. The dot plot indicated that most members expect two more rate cuts before the end of the year, which means the Fed is in a very dovish mood.
GBPUSD at make or break level ahead of a split BOEThe BOE faces a pivotal moment as it prepares to announce its latest interest rate decision.
With MPC members split between hawkish concerns about stubborn inflation and dovish worries over a weakening job market, expectations are swirling about the path forward.
Will the BOE signal a pause after this cut, or will inflation surprises force a more cautious, hawkish stance going into the end of the year?
Traders are watching for clues in the updated forecasts, as even a minor shift could spark major volatility in GBP/USD.
If the BOE sounds hawkish—maybe they raise their inflation forecasts, or the vote split shows strong resistance to further cuts, or they signal a pause in easing—then GBPUSD might have found a bottom for now.
On the flip side, if the BOE puts more emphasis on economic risks, reduces its GDP outlook, or if the vote split shows a strong push for even bigger cuts, then the pound could come under pressure.
On the charts, Cable is clinging to 1.3375, with a potential developing head and shoulders pattern threatening a deeper move lower if the neckline breaks.
Will the upcoming BOE decision be the make-or-break catalyst for the pound?
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Will BoE's Plan to Rundown QT Impact Cable (GBP/USD)Direct Impact: The QT slowdown itself is a small, modestly GBP-positive factor. It may provide a slight underpinning of support.
If the BoE delivers the QT slowdown as expected and it's framed as a technical move, its impact will likely be overshadowed by the simultaneous interest rate decisions and guidance from both the BoE and the Fed.
If you are looking to trade this, don't trade the QT headline in isolation. Trade the broader package of BoE communication and the Fed's decision. A "hawkish hold" from the BoE (holding rates but signaling they stay high for longer) combined with a "dovish" Fed could send GBP/USD meaningfully higher. The QT slowdown would be a minor supporting actor in that drama. (Unless of course the FED holds rates)
In short: Expect a potential small, brief pop for GBP on the QT news, but the real moves will be dictated by the interest rate decisions and forward guidance from both sides of the Atlantic.
If BoE and FED hold, it could be a great asymmetric short end to the week!
British pound hits two-month high, UK job dataThe British pound has started the new trading week in positive territory. In the European session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3591, up 0.26% on the day. Earlier, the pound hit a daily high of 1.3620, its highest level since July 10.
The UK releases employment data on Tuesday. Claimant counts is expected to jump to 20.3 thousand in August, after a rare decline in July which saw claimant counts decline by 6.2 thousand. The unemployment rate is expected to remain at 4.7% for a third straight time, its highest level in four years.
Wage growth including bonuses is expected to rise to 4.7%, up from 4.6% in the previous release, which was the lowest pace in nine months.
It's a busy week in the UK, with the inflation report on Wednesday and the Bank of England rate decision on Thursday. The BoE is expected to maintain rates at 4.0% after last month's narrow 5-4 decision to lower rates. Governor Bailey has said rates would move "downwards gradually over time" but hasn't provided any details as to the timing or extent of cuts.
The UK may have already entered stagflation, which is a toxic mix of persistently high inflation, weak growth and rising unemployment. This presents a major headache for the BoE, as weak growth supports a rate cut while high inflation could get worse if the BoE reduces rates.
The central bank is hesitant to lower rates with inflation close to 4%, but may have to cut before the end of the year if the labor market continues to deteriorate. Tuesday's job report is unlikely to change minds at the BoE, which is expected to hold rates. Still, it could be a factor in the November rate decision.
GBPUSD has pushed above resistance at 1.3564 and is testing 1.3589 Above, there is resistance at 1.3605
There is support at 1.3548
GU, UJ & Gold: Calm Before the Storm | Fed, BoJ, BoE AheadThe markets have been stuck in ranges for weeks, GBPUSD, USDJPY, and Gold all moving sideways. In this video, I share a clear perspective on why that’s happening and what could finally trigger a breakout.
Here’s what you’ll gain:
✅A simple breakdown of the range structures on GBPUSD, USDJPY, and Gold.
✅The key economic events next week that could shake the market (Fed, BoJ, BoE, UK CPI & labour data).
✅Likely breakout scenarios and the triggers to watch.
✅How to avoid getting trapped while the price is still consolidating.
This is the “calm before the storm” phase, and knowing how to position yourself ahead of it could make all the difference.
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Trade smart, trade consciously.
Disclaimer:
Based on experience and what I see on the charts, this is my take. It’s not financial advice, always do your research and consult a licensed advisor before trading.
British GDP slows to 0%, pound edges lowerThe British pound is slightly lower on Friday. In the North American session, GBP/USD is trading at 1.3541, down 0.22% on the day.
UK GDP slowed in July, posting zero growth month-to month. This was down from the 0.4% gain in June and matched the market estimate. Services and construction were higher but were offset by a decrease in manufacturing. In the three months to July, GDP eased to 0.2%, down from 0.3% and below the market estimate of 0.2%.
The UK economy has been losing steam - after a strong gain of 0.7% in the first quarter, GDP eased to 0.3% in Q2 and all signs point to negative growth in the second half of 2025.
The weakening economy supports the case for the Bank of England to lower rates, but rising inflation is making it harder for the BoE to ease policy. In July, consumer inflation rose to 3.8%, higher than expected. The BoE has projected that inflation will rise to a peak of 4% in September, double the BoE's target of 2%.
The BoE meets on September 18 and is expected to hold rates, after cutting rates in August to 4.0%. At that meeting, the nine-member monetary policy committee voted 5-4 to lower rates. Governor Bailey has said that the BoE will take a "gradual and careful" approach to rate cuts. The November 6 meeting will be very significant, coming just ahead of the government's budget.
There was a lot of attention paid to Thursday's US CPI report, as inflation rose to 2.9% y/y, up from 2.7% and in line with expectations. Overshadowed by the CPI release was unemployment claims which jumped to 267 thousand in the first week of September, up sharply from 236 thousand in the prior release and well above the market estimate of 235 thousand. This was the highest number of claims since October 2021 and is another sign of a deteriorating labour market.
GBPUSD has pushed below support at 1.3563 and is testing support at 1.3543. Below, there is support at 1.3524
There is resistance at 1.3582 and 1.3602
Swiss CPI declines, will SNB revert to negative rates?The Swiss franc has edged lower on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/CHF is trading at 0.8052, down 0.13% on the day.
Swiss inflation declined in August for the first time since January. CPI slipped 0.1%, following the July reading of zero and the market estimate of zero. Yearly, CPI rose 0.2%, unchanged from July and in line with the market estimate.
The soft inflation report could support the case for the Swiss National Bank to return to negative interest rates. The SNB had a negative rate policy in effect for eight consecutive years until 2022, when high inflation forced the bank to sharply tighten policy. The markets widely expect the SNB to hold rates at this month's meeting, but if inflation continues to sag, there will be pressure on the central bank to lower rates.
SNB President Martin Schlegel has stressed in the past that the central bank could revert back to negative rates if necessary but would try to avoid doing so since it causes difficulties for businesses and consumers.
The SNB is also keeping a close eye on the value of the Swiss franc. The Swiss currency has soared against the US dollar, gaining 11.3% since the start of the year. In June, USD/CHF fell below the psychologically significant 0.80 level for the first time 2011. The central bank does not want the franc to continue appreciating, since it means that Swiss exports are more expensive and thus less competitive.
US tariffs have dealt a blow to the export-reliant Swiss economy. Switzerland has had to absorb US tariffs of 39% on most goods, which has put the country at a serious disadvantage against the neighboring European Union, which faces tariffs of only 15% on most goods.
The USUSD/CHF is testing resistance at 0.8045. Next, there is resistance at 0.8054 and 0.8064.
0.8035 and 0.8026 are providing support






















