Hello traders!
Since the last video I made on this pair, we have seen it trying to break below the significant level of 0.70…
The end of last week (Thursday-Friday) and today (Wednesday) we have had red candles pushing below this level,
with Monday and Tuesday staging a brief bounce from about 0.6950 to about 0.7050…
In other words: although the highest retail volume since late April was recorded (on the daily chart) on Thursday last week,
around 400m units (FXCM Real Volume indicator), and it is now fading towards 100m, the overall bear trend and the
price response to volume from last week suggest that the push below 0.70 could be genuine, although price is still very
close to this level to say that it has truly broken it.
The July MPC minutes for the Bank of England did see some references to rate hike as a way to contain rising inflation
risks, but the overall vote to maintain a rate hold was still the usual 9-0 in favour, hence an inconclusive, small-bodied
(almost a Doji) five-minute candle at the time of the release, today (9.30am BST (=GMT +1)), in spite a swell in volume.
News from Greece have all but died down, and the Euro is not recovering much, so this hope for a Pound interest premium
is the only driver in the immediate term for EUR/GBP, as well as the overall bearish trend, which, although ‘oversold’, may
well continue if undisturbed.