Yesterday, the British pound slumped, outpacing other currencies, ahead of the upcoming Bank of England meeting (on May 9th). The price can now reach the target
On Friday, the British pound momentarily surged by more than 100 pips, but quickly retreated to its initial positions, closing the day up by only 12 pips.
The British pound remains focused on achieving a 50% correction from the decline between March 8th and April 22nd. This correction coincides with the target
Yesterday, the British pound unexpectedly returned to the intermediate resistance at 1.2525 – the lows of February 5th and 14th, and the 38.2% Fibonacci level.
Yesterday, the pound unexpectedly posted strong gains, exceeding 70 pips. The price surpassed the intermediate level of 1.2525, and now it only needs to move
On Friday, the British pound showed a trading range of more than 90 pips, piercing the resistance level at 1.2525 (38.2% Fibonacci) with the upper shadow of the
Yesterday, the British pound stayed above the target level of 1.2427 and above the Fibonacci corrective level of 23.6%. The Marlin oscillator is rising,