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EUR/GBP bulls step in around 0.8450 with NFP now eyed

  • EUR/GBP firms at the bottom of the sell-off from London and US markets.
  • Bulls move in ahead of critical US data with NFP eyed.

EUR/GBP is trading flat on the day between a high of 0.8459 and a low of 0.8444. The pair is consolidating the sell-off that ensued overnight as politics distracted traders momentarily away from key data at the end o the week.

The UK focus was on Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s resignation. It could mean that the government will come up with popular measures, such as another tax cut, in an effort to regain the confidence of voters and party members, analysts at Rabobank argued.

Johnson held a meeting with newly appointed Cabinet ministers hours after resigning as the UK’s prime minister in an attempt to project an image of calm as the ruling Conservative Party begins the process of electing a new leader, who will become the next prime minister. In a statement, Downing Street said no new policies will be announced until the next premier is chosen.

Meanwhile, the focus will be back on the US dollar again ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting later this month and critical data points such as inflation readings and today's Nonfarm Payrolls report. ''Non-farm payrolls should reflect moderating but still healthy jobs growth in June keeping pressure on the unemployment rate and supporting robust growth in average hourly earnings, analysts at Westpac said. 

EUR/GBP

Overview
Today last price0.8454
Today Daily Change0.0006
Today Daily Change %0.07
Today daily open0.8448
 
Trends
Daily SMA200.8587
Daily SMA500.8537
Daily SMA1000.8448
Daily SMA2000.8445
 
Levels
Previous Daily High0.8554
Previous Daily Low0.8445
Previous Weekly High0.8679
Previous Weekly Low0.8551
Previous Monthly High0.8721
Previous Monthly Low0.8486
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%0.8487
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%0.8513
Daily Pivot Point S10.8411
Daily Pivot Point S20.8374
Daily Pivot Point S30.8302
Daily Pivot Point R10.852
Daily Pivot Point R20.8591
Daily Pivot Point R30.8629

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