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16 Apr 2015
GBP/USD: Bears territory ahead of psychological 1.5000
FXStreet (Guatemala) - GBP/USD is currently trading at 1.4936 with a high of 1.4942 and a low of 1.4811.
GBP/USD bulls are making their marks on the charts, up through various key technical resistances and now embarking on the 1.5000 level, albeit with some way to go before the psychological level is tested. Fundamentally, we will get a look in at the UK jobs data tomorrow but until then, this is simply about unwinding in the greenback on the back of poor data and sentiment turning in respect of timings for a rate hike this year.
We have recently had Fed's Lockhart offering a neutral tone in this regard. He is bullish for the economy but suggested it wouldn't be a bad thing for holding out for better data and allowing the economy to take a natural path in respect of timings of a rate hike, while previously he had been a contender for backing a hike in between June and Sep this year.
Technically, we are approaching key resistances and there may come a feeling of "overdone" in further advances. Karen Jones, chief analyst at Commerzbank sighted that the key resistance remains with the 2014-2015 downtrend channel resistance line at 1.5196, but said initial resistance at 1.50 maintains the immediate offered tone.
GBP/USD bulls are making their marks on the charts, up through various key technical resistances and now embarking on the 1.5000 level, albeit with some way to go before the psychological level is tested. Fundamentally, we will get a look in at the UK jobs data tomorrow but until then, this is simply about unwinding in the greenback on the back of poor data and sentiment turning in respect of timings for a rate hike this year.
We have recently had Fed's Lockhart offering a neutral tone in this regard. He is bullish for the economy but suggested it wouldn't be a bad thing for holding out for better data and allowing the economy to take a natural path in respect of timings of a rate hike, while previously he had been a contender for backing a hike in between June and Sep this year.
Technically, we are approaching key resistances and there may come a feeling of "overdone" in further advances. Karen Jones, chief analyst at Commerzbank sighted that the key resistance remains with the 2014-2015 downtrend channel resistance line at 1.5196, but said initial resistance at 1.50 maintains the immediate offered tone.