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GBPUSD might be forming a short term cycle bottom
Tue, Jul 22 2008, 02:22 GMT
by Franco Shao
ForexCycle.com
GBPUSD might be forming a short term cycle bottom at 1.9906 on 4-hour chart. Sideways consolidation in a range between 1.9906 and 2.0158 could be seen before breaking above 2.0158 level. One more rise towards 2.0391 (Mar 14 high) is still possible after consolidation.

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