The
Brexit is not enough. September skyfalled over the Pound and it continued
drifting. Fundamentals were ignored. BoE left rates unchanged. PIM pointed
neglection of initial reactions caused by the referendum. Politicians’
spectre is not colourful enough. For their eyes only economic indicators are
not seen in the living daylights.
Another
shock was delivered this week by the Prime Minister Theresa May. A view to kill
the access to the single market by limiting the people migration. Mrs No
already scheduled Rocky Brexit. Do you think UK economy can stand this
turbulence? Well the Pound coundn’t and fell to a new fresh 31-year low against
the US dollar. Uncertainty is rising inevitably and this will not bring
anything sustainable for the Pound.
Technically
speaking for the GBP/USD pair the bias remains bearish. RSI is slightly above
the oversold area, momentum is showing bearish signals DMI’s provide
confirmation. Moving above the current level of 1.275 would be possible in a
short-term perspective,but anyway we must consider the weakness of the Pound
and expect further downward movement.
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