GBPUSD technical and fundamental analysis

The British pound fell against the US dollar on Friday. By the close of US trading, GBP / USD was trading at 1.3155, losing 0.59%. I believe that support is now at around 1.3028, Monday's low, and resistance is likely at the level of 1.3358 - Friday's highs.

GBP/USD: The pair is steady, with the bullish mood prevailed. It is headed to 1.3260.

Perfect level for opening a long position in GBP/USD (1.3070). TP: 1.3200, SL: 1.3025.

Next buy zone initially for profit taking is 12970_ 12985

Still beleive in the bullish scenario in GBP/USD.

GBP/USD: The pair is waiting for Brexit talks. If a deal is achieved, the GBP/USD could test 1.3500. With no deal resolution, the pair could drop below 1.2500.

You guys should be filling your boots scalping of 70 with a view for cheap position on a swing trade

GBPUSD: now I am waiting to break 1.324 or 1.292! Then I’ll go for Buy or Sell.

GBP/USD: A clear break and daily closure below 1.2925 would aim the pair to 1.2800.

The British pound rose against the US dollar on Friday. By the close of US trading, GBP / USD was trading at 1.2831, adding 0.11%. I believe that support is now at around 1.2778, the low of Friday's trading, and resistance is likely to be the level of 1.3092 - a maximum of Monday.

Good support for gbp/usd - 1.2815. I believe, the pair is going to 1,2840, then to 1,2855 and, edventually, 1,2900 - intraday.

GBP/USD: The pair is approaching August low minimums - 1.2660. It could be a deep test of the strong 1.2700 support. If it manages to break it, it would be a sign that the Empire is going back to the panics.

GBP/USD: The dollar traded without sharp fluctuations on Friday in anticipation of US labor statistics, moving away from a maximum of 16 months in the course of previous trades, as investors again switched to risky assets. The pound sterling held the advantage after the Bank of England left rates unchanged on Thursday and indicated a possible acceleration of rates in the future if Brexit runs smoothly. The pound sterling fell 0.02 percent to $ 1.2998, but held the bulk of the gains after a rise of 1.8 percent on Thursday, the maximum one-day increase since April 2017.

The British pound fell against the US dollar on Friday. By the close of US trading, GBP / USD was trading at 1.2969, losing 0.34%. I believe that support is now at around 1.2696, Tuesday’s low, and resistance is likely at 1.3041, Friday's trading high.

GBP/USD: The pair attempted to drop last week, reaching bottom at 1.2695, but turned up and then closed higher at 1.2960, and now fights around 1.3000. Trading signals are neutral, but the longer the price remains above 1.2925, the short-term outlook is upward. On the upside, a clear break and daily closing over 1.3000 will clear the road to 1.3125. Downwards, a clear break and daily closure back below 1.2925 will interrupt the upward rally, but only a clear break below 1.2695 will activate my descending model again.

Pound/dollar rocketing directly to 1.3200, thanks to good Brexit talks and anti-Trump situation.

GBP/USD: The pair holds steadily above 1.3100. Target for the day: retest of 1.3175, followed by 1.3220.

On Monday, the pound fell to a session low of 1.2826 against the dollar - the lowest since November 1.
On Tuesday, the pound rose in price: the pair GBP / USD rose by 0.33% to 1.2891, but its growth is limited due to fears that the UK may withdraw from the EU without signing the Brexit agreement.

GBP/USD: The pound rises in price for the second session in a row. The pound was supported by information that the European Union and the United Kingdom at the expert level agreed on the text of the Brexit agreement. The pound against the US dollar rose 0.2% during trading on Wednesday - to $1,3003 against $1.2977 at the close on Tuesday. Yesterday the British national currency has risen by 1% against the dollar.

Pound/dollar is moving in a range between 1.3040 and 1.2900. If the pair manages to break 1.3040, the next level is 1.3130. On the flip side, the pair will go back to 1.2900.