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Experts Forecast Currencies Poll

Every week, we are publishing the Experts Forecast Currencies Poll. A pool of selected traders and analysts gives us their targets for the major currencies for the week, month and quarter to come. They also indicate the whole trend in these periods.

The report includes a visual table for each pair, as well as the comments that the experts might have added to their analysis.

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Currencies Forecast: July 30 to August 3, 2012

GBPUSD 1 Week 1 Month 1 Quarter 1 Week 1 Month 1 Quarter
Levels Trend
Fri, Jul 27 2012, 17:00 GMT
A. Narczewski 1.5400 1.5600 1.5500 Bearish Bearish Bearish
Ani Salama 1.5900 1.5500 1.5400 Bullish Bearish Bearish
Derek Frey, CTA 1.5500 1.5300 1.5700 Bearish Bearish Sideways
Dr. S. Sivaraman 1.5987 1.6433 1.6932 Bullish Bullish Bullish
Gonçalo Moreira, CMT 1.5790 1.6100 - Bullish Bullish -
ICN.com analysis team 1.5230 1.5230 1.4780 Bullish Bullish Bullish
Ilian Yotov 1.5250 1.5500 1.5500 Bearish Bearish Bearish
Joshua Martinez 1.5800 1.6200 1.5800 Bullish Bullish Bullish
Mauricio Carrillo 1.5500 1.5750 1.5500 Bearish Sideways Bearish
Valeria Bednarik 1.5860 1.5620 1.5310 Bullish Bearish Bearish
Yohay Elam 1.5600 1.5200 1.5400 Bullish Bullish Bullish
Average 1.5620 1.5676 1.5582 Bearish Sideways Sideways

GBPUSD Comments:

  • A. Narczewski:

    Similar situation as with the EUR/USD: I expect a correction before the continuation of the upward move

  • Derek Frey, CTA:

    "Cable getting ahead of itself "

  • Dr. S. Sivaraman:

    quick upward moves may be seen

  • Ilian Yotov:

    With another QE round by the Bank of England and a possible rate cut on the horizon, the GBP could continue to feel the pressure and could break below the bottom of its monthly range between $1.54 and $1.58.

  • Joshua Martinez:

    GBPUSD daily time frame is stuck in a sideways movement. With the big bullish reaction of 7/26/2012 that could be enough to force the daily to break out of the small sideways range and rally to 1.6200.

  • Yohay Elam:

    The situation in Britain is quite bad, but during the Olympics, the pound could hold on.

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