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GBP Pressured by Stronger USDMarket Analysis: With no major economic releases from the UK today, the Pound’s direction will largely depend on USD movements and shifting expectations around the BOE’s monetary policy, as markets price in potential rate cuts in the second half of the year. This morning, escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have driven the USD higher, putting downward pressure on GBP. Technical Outlook: On the 4-hour timeframe (4H), the price is consolidating in a sideway pattern. In the short term, buying interest emerged at the market open, driving a rebound from 43.67 up towards the 43.87 area. The price has successfully managed to trade above the EMA lines, and the MACD is crossing up, highlighting returning bullish momentum. Additionally, the SET index opened lower, which could pressure the Thai Baht to weaken and support GBPTHB to retest the resistance zone at 43.86 – 43.90. Support Level : 43.75 Target : 43.86 – 43.90 Stop Loss : 43.74
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by YES_Group
GBPTHB Awaits Services PMIMarket Analysis: GBPTHB is expected to trade within a range today. At 15:30, the UK Services PMI is projected to cross at 47.9; remaining under the 50 mark, it reflects ongoing economic strain in the services sector. Although UK inflation remains elevated, cooling economic data may prompt market participants to pare back bets on additional BoE rate hikes, leaving the Pound Sterling lacking short-term bullish catalysts. Technical Outlook: On the 4-hour timeframe (4H), the trend demonstrates a Sideway Up behavior, indicating an intact short-term uptrend. The price action remains supported above both the EMA lines and the ascending Trendline. With the RSI holding above 50, buying momentum remains dominant. The MACD stays in positive territory, though its momentum has begun to flatten, leaving room for the price to push higher and test the resistance zone at 44.02–44.04. However, the immediate risk shows the RSI softening from overextended levels alongside a steadily declining MACD Histogram. A breakdown below the trendline and the EMAs could invite sellers to push the pair down toward the support at 43.96–43.95. Stop Loss : 43.93 Support Level : 43.96 – 43.95 Target : 44.02 – 44.03
Long
by YES_Group
GBPTHB Awaits Bailey CatalystMarket Analysis: Sterling is exhibits a softer to sideways tone after yesterday’s Nationwide House Price Index pointed to an unexpected contraction of -0.6% MoM, signaling a cooling real estate market. However, stubborn inflation metrics may deter the BoE from rushing into cuts. Key events today include the April UK Mortgage Approvals (expected at 62.00K vs. 63.53K previously) and Consumer Credit data, which is expected to show resilient credit card spending. The marquee event will be BoE Governor Bailey’s speech at 21:00; any hawkish rhetoric reaffirming restrictive rates will cushion the Pound and propel GBPTHB higher. Technical Outlook: The 4H structural layout reveals a “Sideways Down” pattern, though prices have tentatively begun trading above the EMA as the MACD prints a bullish crossover. The RSI is similarly pressing up against its 50 mid-point, suggesting that buying momentum is starting to filter back into the market. Upbeat UK data coupled with an afternoon decline in the local SET index could clear the path for a retest of the 43.90 – 43.92 resistance tier. Support Level : 43.79 Target : 43.90 – 43.92 Stop Loss : 43.78
by YES_Group
Bailey Speech in Focus for GBPTHBMarket Analysis: All eyes are on BOE Governor Bailey’s speech this afternoon (15:20) following a drop in UK CPI to 2.8% and a strong Q1 GDP. A hawkish stance confirming a June rate hike would drive Sterling higher. Additionally, yesterday’s UK 5-Year Gilt Yield auction cleared at 4.277% (down sharply from 4.651%), reflecting easing inflation anxieties in the bond market and providing short-term tailwinds for the Pound. Technical Outlook: On the 4-hour timeframe (4H), the pair exhibits a “Sideways Up” structure, with the price beginning to reclaim its position above the EMA lines. A potential bullish crossover on the MACD and the RSI recovering to the midpoint indicate returning buy momentum, which could be further supported if the SET index turns negative in the afternoon. However, the broader trend remains capped within a consolidation range, and a lack of clear direction from the MACD line could drag the price back below the EMAs. Support Level : 43.75 Target : 43.80 – 43.84 Stop Loss : 43.74
Long
by YES_Group
GBPTHB Awaits Breeden SpeechMarket Analysis: BOE’s Breeden is scheduled to speak at 15:05 today, a highly anticipated event following the UK’s April CPI cooling to 2.8% (lower than expected). This drop in inflation lessens the urgency for further rate hikes. If Breeden strikes a dovish tone or emphasizes falling inflation, the Sterling could weaken, dragging GBPTHB down. However, if she maintains a hawkish stance focused on persistent inflation risks, market rate-cut expectations will dial back, strengthening the GBP. Technical Outlook: The overall trend on the 4-hour timeframe (4H) remains a structural uptrend. Although the price has recently slipped below the EMA line, this is currently viewed as a brief short-term correction. Backed by the negative opening of the Thai stock market this morning, there remains a solid chance for GBPTHB to push back up and retest the resistance target at 43.79 – 43.81 Support Level : 43.70 – 43.68 Target : 43.79 – 43.81 Stop Loss : 43.67
Short
by YES_Group
GBPTHB Eyes Stronger Consumer SpendingMarket Analysis: The BRC Shop Price Index released earlier today at 6:01 AM came in at 1.2%, slightly better than the 1.1% forecast. This indicates that retail prices are still rising, which could support a hawkish stance from the BOE and ease near-term pressure for rate cuts. Meanwhile, the CBI Retail Sales Survey at 5:00 PM is forecasted at -52, improving from the previous -68. An upside surprise here would signal a recovery in consumer spending and bolster the GBP. Technical Outlook: The overall trend on the 4-hour timeframe (4H) remains upward. In the short term, the price has successfully rebounded to stand above the EMA line after finding buying support at 43.82. The MACD is crossing upwards with a recovering histogram, confirming the return of bullish momentum. The RSI has also crossed above the midline. If the SET index opens negative this morning, the pair is likely to push higher to test the resistance zone at 43.97 – 44.03. Conversely, warning signs include an approaching overbought RSI and a potential MACD crossover down; a positive SET open could pull the price back down to test the 43.89 – 43.84 support zone. Stop Loss : 43.82 Support Level : 43.89 – 43.84 Target : 43.97 – 44.03
Long
by YES_Group
GBPTHB Volatile Amid UK HolidayMarket Analysis: The UK market is closed today for the Spring Bank Holiday, leading to thin liquidity and a higher potential for volatile price swings in GBPTHB. Last week, April Retail Sales missed forecasts sharply at -1.3% (vs. expected -0.6%), showing that consumers remain hesitant to spend despite rising wages, likely due to economic and political uncertainties. However, the Pound is supported by a resilient labor market and strong wage growth, keeping the BOE hawkish with expectations alive for a potential rate hike at the June 18 meeting. Technical Outlook: The 4H timeframe displays a “Sideways Down” structure with visible short-term weakening. The price broke below the EMA20, driven by strong selling pressure from 43.86 down to the 43.71 zone, while the MACD crossed below the signal line with expanding negative histogram bars, keeping sellers in control. However, since the price is approaching a critical support zone at 43.69–43.68 and the RSI is nearing oversold territory, a short-term rebound is possible. A move back above 43.77 or a bullish MACD crossover—potentially triggered if the SET opens in the red—could drive the price to retest the 43.77–43.81 resistance. Alternatively, a positive SET opening could drag the pair down to test the 43.69–43.68 support again. Stop Loss : 43.67 Support Level : 43.69–43.68 Target : 43.77–43.81
by YES_Group
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GBPTHB Eyes UK Retail Sales Market Analysis: The British Pound faces a key risk event today with the release of April’s Retail Sales at 13:00. Expectations sit at -0.6% (down from +0.7% previously), indicating that UK consumers are beginning to rein in spending under the weight of persistent inflation. A weaker-than-expected reading will amplify worries that the UK economy is slowing faster than the BOE anticipated, potentially lowering the odds of any hawkish policy moves. Furthermore, a hawkish tone from Fed officials tonight (21:00) could boost the USD and add further relative pressure on GBPTHB. Technical Outlook: On the 4H chart, the underlying trend remains a gradual sideways-up pattern. Visually, the price has found buying interest near 43.72, climbing back to test and hold above its EMA lines. The MACD has formed a bullish crossover with positive histogram movement, suggesting that buying momentum is gathering pace. Although the RSI is still slightly below the 50 midline, the technical setup points to an upside attempt toward the 43.84–43.89 resistance band. Should the rebound lose steam or the MACD reverse, expect a retest of the immediate 43.77–43.75 support zone. Support Level : 43.77–43.75 Target : 43.84–43.89 Stop Loss : 43.74
by YES_Group
GBPTHB UK Inflation Eases but Cost Pressures Persist Market Analysis: Yesterday, the GBP faced downward pressure after the UK’s inflation data came in lower than expected, with April CPI at 2.8% (vs. 3.0% expected and 3.3% prior). Core CPI also dropped to 2.5% (vs. 2.6% expected and 3.1% prior), reflecting a clear easing of inflationary pressures in the UK. Furthermore, both RPI and Core RPI slowed down, reinforcing the view that the Bank of England (BOE) may not need to rush into further rate hikes. However, production costs remain high, with PPI Input surging to 7.7% (vs. 5.9% expected and 5.3% prior) and PPI Output hitting 4.0%, also above expectations. This suggests that manufacturing input costs still carry inflationary risks, which could prompt the BOE to maintain a hawkish policy stance despite the cooling consumer CPI. Tonight, the market will closely monitor BOE Governor Andrew Bailey’s speech at 22:00 (Thai time) for his stance on yesterday’s softer CPI data. If Bailey signals that inflation is cooling and further rate hikes may not be necessary, the GBP could weaken, dragging GBPTHB lower. Technical Outlook: The overall technical picture on the 4-hour timeframe (4H) continues to move in a “Sideway Up” pattern. In the short term, the price has rebounded to stand above the EMA lines once again. Meanwhile, the MACD has crossed up and the Histogram is recovering continuously, reflecting returning buying momentum. Additionally, the RSI has climbed above the midpoint, supporting the chance for GBPTHB to retest the resistance zone around 43.83–43.87. Furthermore, if the Thai stock market (SET) opens in negative territory this afternoon, it could provide a supportive boost to the GBP. Stop Loss : 43.71 Support Level : 43.72–43.74 Target : 43.83–43.87
by YES_Group
GBPTHB Volatile Ahead of UK CPI Market Analysis: GBPTHB is facing volatility ahead of the April CPI data release at 13:00. Headline CPI is forecasted to cool to 3.0% from the previous 3.3%, and Core CPI is expected at 2.6% down from 3.1%. This reflects slowing inflationary pressures following the extension of Iran’s ceasefire agreement, which cooled energy costs. A lower-than-expected print will ease pressure on the BOE to hike rates, causing the GBP to weaken and dragging GBPTHB down. Conversely, a print above 3.0% will show sticky inflation, forcing the BOE to maintain a hawkish stance and driving GBPTHB up. Technical Outlook: The 4H timeframe reveals a broader Sideway Up trend structure, with short-term prices regaining a position above the EMA after rebounding from 43.74. The MACD has initiated a bullish crossover and the Histogram has flipped positive, highlighting the return of short-term buying volume. This is supported by the RSI recovering above its midpoint, favoring an upside extension to test resistance at 43.83-43.86. A weaker SET index in the afternoon session would further bolster the GBP. Despite this short-term recovery, the price remains near previous resistance, raising the risk of profit-taking. If the SET gains momentum and the Baht strengthens, GBPTHB could retrace to its 43.74 support. A bearish MACD crossover would signal fading rebound strength. Stop Loss : 43.69 Support Level : 43.74 Target : 43.83-43.86
by YES_Group
GBPTHB Volatile Ahead of UK Jobs Data Market Analysis: The Pound faces high volatility today ahead of key UK labor market data at 13:00, including Employment Change, Unemployment Rate, and Average Earnings, which are pivotal for the BOE’s policy direction. Solid wage growth and a tight labor market could signal that interest rate cuts remain distant, boosting the GBP. Additionally, a hawkish speech from BOE’s Breeden at 15:10 could provide further tailwinds. Conversely, weaker-than-expected labor figures could trigger short-term selling pressure. Technical Outlook: On the daily (1D) timeframe, the overall trend remains bullish, with the short-term price action holding above the EMA lines. The MACD is on the verge of forming a second bullish crossover, reflecting a return of positive momentum. If the upcoming UK economic data beats expectations, it could propel the price back up to retest the 43.77–43.86 resistance zone. On the flip side, disappointing data combined with a positive afternoon session for the SET index could drag the price down to retest supports at 43.63–43.57. Stop Loss : 43.69 Support Level : 43.63 – 43.57 Target : 43.77 – 43.86
Long
by YES_Group
GBPTHB GBP Volatility Expected on GDP Release Market Analysis: Today is crucial for the Pound with a batch of Q1 GDP data arriving at 13:00. Quarterly GDP is expected at 0.6% (vs 0.1% previous), while Year-on-Year GDP is expected lower at 0.8%. Manufacturing Production is also expected to contract. Stronger-than-expected GDP will boost GBP and push GBPTHB higher. Additionally, BOE’s Huw Pill speaks at 22:15, which could provide further direction for the Pound. Technical Outlook: The Daily timeframe is in an uptrend, but short-term price action is sideways. The price recently hit support at 43.65 and rebounded to 43.77. If GDP data is positive, look for a retest of the resistance zone at 43.78-43.86. Conversely, if data disappoints, the price may slide back to support at 43.35-43.63 as it remains below the EMA. Stop Loss : (Based on 43.63 support breach) Support Level : 43.63 (Next: 43.35) Target : 43.78 – 43.80 (Next: 43.86)
Long
by YES_Group
GBPTHB BOE Woods Speech in Focus Market Analysis: Focus is on BOE Deputy Governor Woods’ speech. A Hawkish tone regarding interest rates would be bullish for GBP, while a Dovish tone could trigger an immediate sell-off. Market participants are advised to wait for clarity before entering positions. Technical Outlook: The pair is in a short-term sideway-up recovery, recently moving back above the EMA20. The price is approaching a key resistance at 44.07 with signs of slight exhaustion. A successful breakout could lead to 44.19, but watch for a reversal if momentum fades Support Level (แนวรับ): 43.87 Target (เป้าหมาย): 44.19 Stop Loss (คัท): 43.86 – 43.85
by YES_Group
GBPTHB Long term.Hi everyone, looking at GBPTHB, we may see that GBP formed nice candle patter to the upside, also it's at 16 years low from where we should see a pullback at least to 50 fib. As brexit, covid drives markets, loots of people will seek holidays in warm countries once allowed, and as Thailand is beloved by Brits, we may see a skyrocket in the price of thb. This information is not a recommendation to buy or sell. It is to be used for educational purposes only. "A is for my attitude working through the patience Money comes and goes so the M is for motivation Gotta stay consistent, the P is to persevere..."
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by Coder775
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SELL THB/GBP Good opportunity for a SET & FORGET SHORT tradeHaving lived in Thailand for 7 years I frequently watch the Thai Baht exchange rate. Since I left in 2010 and before the THB has strengthened against the GBP. At one time I was getting BAHT to the GBP now its exactly half that. My contacts in Thailand are telling me Thailand is suffering as a consequence of Covid-19 hitting the tourism sector hard and the economy is poised to fall into recession which may be long. Looks a good time to SELL THB/GBP for a trade that might be active for many months possibly years.
Short
by theforexportal
New swing trading channel established for GBPTHBLooking at the weekly chart, over the past few weeks we have seen a steady decline, we've now found ourselves at the bottom of our RSI with a score of 30.54. Last time we have our RSI bottom out (as highlighted above) was all the way back in October 2016, we saw a sharp Bull move which kept us trading in this channel between 42.02 - 44.94 for practically 2 years. In May we failed to break the now resistance level of 42.02 and have found ourselves dumping since. As we all know, usually, history repeats itself. I anticipate us trading in this new channel for awhile to come. Roughly 8% from support to resistance, a good channel to keep tabs on everyone. Happy trading everyone! DOLLARCLUB
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by DOLLARCLUB