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Sterling traded relatively flat after European Union leaders extended the deadline for Britain to leave the European Union, showing concern about where Brexit is heading, Reuters reported in London on Thursday.

GBPUSD traded at 1.3084, down 1 pip from Wednesday's close

The leaders of the European trade bloc agreed to postpone Britain's exit from the block until October 2019. They gave six months to allow the British government and parliament to decide whether to come out with or without an agreement (deal or no deal), or even completely canceled.

As reported by AFP on Thursday (11/4), the decision was taken at an EU meeting in Brussels, Belgium. In the meeting that was held until midnight.
European Assembly President Donald Tusk decided to extend until October 31.

Sterling showed no reaction after the European Union postponed the Brexit deadline for the second time in less than a month in line with market expectations that there will be no Brexit No Deal at the first delay on Friday.

The flat movement of GBPUSD due to the EU's decision did not help much to improve clarity about how and when Britain will leave the European Union, keeping the pound under control.
#61 - April 11, 2019, 03:41:42 PM

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Sterling traded relatively flat after European Union leaders extended the deadline for Britain to leave the European Union, showing concern about where Brexit is heading, Reuters reported in London on Thursday.

GBPUSD traded at 1.3084, down 1 pip from Wednesday's close

The leaders of the European trade bloc agreed to postpone Britain's exit from the block until October 2019. They gave six months to allow the British government and parliament to decide whether to come out with or without an agreement (deal or no deal), or even completely canceled.

As reported by AFP on Thursday (11/4), the decision was taken at an EU meeting in Brussels, Belgium. In the meeting that was held until midnight.
European Assembly President Donald Tusk decided to extend until October 31.

Sterling showed no reaction after the European Union postponed the Brexit deadline for the second time in less than a month in line with market expectations that there will be no Brexit No Deal at the first delay on Friday.

The flat movement of GBPUSD due to the EU's decision did not help much to improve clarity about how and when Britain will leave the European Union, keeping the pound under control.
If I see and read all the news about the development of brexit, this currency will grow again whatever brexit results. That is because the impact of brexit will be more pronounced in pairs during the brexit process. Because the market will still react to future economic economics. the market can read the economic direction of the UK if only the UK decides that the deal will come out of the European Union or not. So the British economy will not have any impact on the results of Brexit because the market has taken all that into account.
#62 - April 16, 2019, 07:21:46 AM

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on this day 02 May 2019 there are fundamental news from england banks that publish interest rate decisions and voting regarding this interest rate.

will greatly affect the movement of the GBP / USD market so traders can take advantage of this moment to generate profits.
#63 - May 02, 2019, 05:43:02 AM

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GBP/USD tumbles to session lows near 1.3050

Cable moves humiliate and approach the 200-day SMA.
UK Construction PMI dropped to 50.6 in January.
Brexit negotiations period-fortunate to resume this week.

The offered bias concerning the British Pound remains accurately and sealed at the dawn of the week and is now dragging GBP/USD to light daily lows in the mid-1.3000s.

GBP/USD weaker challenges 200-hours of daylight SMA

The selling feels in Cable has intensified today after UK Construction PMI dropped to 50.6 for the month of January, greater than initially forecasted and all along from Decembers 52.8.

The pair is retreating for the third day in a quarrel today, although the vital 200-day SMA in the 1.3050 places appears to be holding nimbly the downside pressure for the become very old mammal.

With less than 60 days for the Brexit deadline (March 29), both EU and UK officials continue to mitigation blaming fingers to each auxiliary even if not even a trace of an appointment appears not far off from the horizon. The UK Parliament will have the adjacent-door key vote behind quotation to speaking the subject of February 14, where a potential malleability to Article 50 could be upon the cards (as competently as a hard Brexit scenario).

GBP/USD levels to insist

As of writing, the pair is losing 0.09% at 1.3062 facing the neighboring preserve at 1.3043 (200-hours of hours of daylight SMA) seconded by 1.2955 (21-day SMA) and finally 1.3001 (high Jan.17). On the supplement hand, a crack above 1.3217 (2019 high Jan.25) would sensitivity the door to 1.3257 (monthly high Oct.12 2018 and moreover 1.3298 (monthly high Sep.20 2018.
if we look at GBPUSD until now it still goes down. It seems like news about Brexit affects this pair
#64 - May 13, 2019, 10:10:44 PM

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GBPUSD is still under pressure to be near two-week lows at 1.2945, and not much react to UK monthly employment data, the results vary.

The GBPUSD deepened and fell further in early European trading session on Tuesday after a report showed that Prime Minister Theresa May would not register for permanent union excise, which is the main demand of the Labor opposition party during the cross-party talks that have been going on so far.

Meanwhile in economic data, the UK unemployment rate fell to 3.8% but the data was offset by disappointing wage data releases, which showed that the average income level including bonuses slowed to 3.2% over the three-month period to March from previously 3.5%.

Another thing that added to market disappointment was the number of people claiming unemployment benefits also rose more than expected to 24,700 people in April, while the average income excluding bonus results matched estimates by showing growth of 3.3%, compared to the report previously showing 3.4% growth
#65 - May 14, 2019, 10:10:36 AM

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GBPUSD DEPRESSED TO 1.3180 USAI PARLIAMENT TAKES DECISION BREXIT

The British Pound (GBP) was pressured in the European session despite having strengthened in the Asian session on Tuesday. The pound briefly rose around 1.3200 against the US dollar ahead of the London session today but turned depressed as Brexit fears returned to swelling.

The public and markets doubt the ability of British MPs to provide clarity about Brexit. The pound stuck to a narrow range with British lawmakers scheduled to vote for various Brexit options on Wednesday morning.

UK 10-year Gilt yields fell below 1.0% for the first time since 2017 because lawmakers continue to plan against PM Theresa May. British lawmakers recently supported a motion that gave parliament a superior position than the government on the Brexit issue.

The Brexit takeover was triggered by an amendment proposed by Oliver Letwin, a member of Parliament from the Conservative Party - the party that supports May. His proposal received 329 votes from members of Parliament, more than the votes which refused, which amounted to 302. Thus, the prime minister May was obliged to follow the wishes and decisions of the parliament.

Furthermore in the US, investors looked forward to US home sales index data, housing starts and the consumer confidence index amid a lack of economic data from the UK while also observing developments around Brexit.

At writing, GBPUSD is trading at 1.3180, minus 9 pips from yesterday's closing level.
very good news information, it is expected that GBPUSD can rise again
#66 - May 14, 2019, 03:55:30 PM

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GBPUSD is still under pressure to be near two-week lows at 1.2945, and not much react to UK monthly employment data, the results vary.

The GBPUSD deepened and fell further in early European trading session on Tuesday after a report showed that Prime Minister Theresa May would not register for permanent union excise, which is the main demand of the Labor opposition party during the cross-party talks that have been going on so far.

Meanwhile in economic data, the UK unemployment rate fell to 3.8% but the data was offset by disappointing wage data releases, which showed that the average income level including bonuses slowed to 3.2% over the three-month period to March from previously 3.5%.

Another thing that added to market disappointment was the number of people claiming unemployment benefits also rose more than expected to 24,700 people in April, while the average income excluding bonus results matched estimates by showing growth of 3.3%, compared to the report previously showing 3.4% growth
news which really pushed down the price of GBP / USD in seller pressure and now stands at support of 1.2900.
#67 - May 15, 2019, 02:46:52 AM

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for now it's not good trading on GBPUSD because of brexit. GBPUSD is often out of control
#68 - May 17, 2019, 12:39:11 PM

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for now it's not good trading on GBPUSD because of brexit. GBPUSD is often out of control
This is very prone to Gbp / Usd. Unreasonable increases and decreases, it is very dangerous if you want to trade scalping speculation.
#69 - May 17, 2019, 03:14:02 PM

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This is very prone to Gbp / Usd. Unreasonable increases and decreases, it is very dangerous if you want to trade scalping speculation.
very unstable GU. three hours ago I bought and it turned out that the price was still going down and touching the SL.
too bad :'(
#70 - May 17, 2019, 03:30:03 PM

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very unstable GU. three hours ago I bought and it turned out that the price was still going down and touching the SL.
too bad :'(
For Gbp/Usd fundamental if you want to do Buy, wait for next month about brexit news. for now it is very risky in a bearish condition.
#71 - May 18, 2019, 02:54:07 AM

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GBP / USD seems to have a strong trend down, though it looks very saturated in TF H4 but GU still holds at its lowest point.
#72 - May 21, 2019, 11:11:02 AM

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UK retail sales, which are scheduled for today are expected to decline 0.3% m / m in April, following a 1.1% increase in March. Meanwhile, core retail sales, reducing motorcycle fuel sales, were seen declining 0.3% m / m while rising 4.2% y / y.
#73 - May 24, 2019, 11:13:35 AM

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PM Theresa May expressed her willingness to resign on June 7, 2019 in front of Prime Minister's residence, Downing Street No.10. He revealed that he chose to step down after three failed attempts to pass a draft brexit agreement in Parliament. However, he believes that a consensus on brexit can still be achieved, even if not under his leadership.
#74 - May 24, 2019, 02:03:04 PM

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The GBPUSD pair fell amid rising dollar purchases ahead of tonight's Payroll Non Farm report. The greenback got a boost, as US yields rebounded amid data expectations Optimistic US wages could change the Fed's stance from cutting interest rates later this year.

June's Main Non-Farm Payrolls (NFP) data is expected to increase 160,000 new workers in the non-agricultural sector vs. 75 thousand seen in May.

From the Bank of England (BoE) the latest statement from Mark Carney was dovish in response to the latest UK economic data this week. From Monday to Wednesday, business activities indicated by the purchasing manager index (PMI) in three sectors showed a decline. Both the manufacturing, construction and service sectors show contraction or decline in activity during June.

The latest data for the UK housing price index in June, released a few moments ago, showed a decline of 0.3 percent, also pressing sterling against the US dollar.
#75 - July 05, 2019, 01:23:13 PM

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