Cable (GBP/USD) has clearly been on a bullish rally from its lowest level in September 2020 at 1.26, plotting higher highs and higher lows to touch it’s highest level at 1.3750 at the start of February. The rally in the Pound, especially against the US Dollar has recently slowed down with the market trading within a consolidation range between 1.37 and 1.36.
The sideways movement has been grinding for couple of days now. The noisy behavior is one of the key factors at the movement looking back at the rally and it does make sense that the market needs to go through a consolidation mode as it may struggle to break through a key resistance levels right away.
The BoE will provide a much-needed direction for the currency, with the bulls looking for a breakout above the 1.37 level to keep the bullish rally alive, the opposite could happen if the BoE expectations are not met or we see a much stronger mention of a negative rate policy. However, we will have to be in wait and see mode until then.
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