FXstreet.com (San Francisco) - The rally seen in GBP/AUD has stalled at the 55-day EMA (1.5116), as price has not yet managed to record a daily close above the mean, despite Wednesday’s climb to a fresh monthly high 1.5146 before closing at 1.5114 vs. 1.5070. So far in Asia, the cross is under a bit of selling pressure as it trades a 1.5081/1.5137 intraday range, last at 1.5090. Volatility may pick up after HSBC reports China’s manufacturing PMI figures for August at 02:30 GMT, but, for now, price remains above the 21 EMA (4hr, 1.5060), and remains below the 55-day EMA.
GBP/AUD May 21 at 06:02 GMT
1.5522/25 (-0.19%)
H1.5619 L 1.5517
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