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EUR/GBP Price Analysis: Bulls tally another winning day, outlook mixed

  • The EUR/GBP registers 0.12%, currently trading at 0.8608 after peaking at 0.8620.
  • Daily and four-hour chart indicators reveal mixed signals.
  • As long as the pair remains below the 20,100, and 200-day SMAs, the overall outlook will be bearish.

On Wednesday's session, the EUR/GBP was noted at 0.8608, capturing a gain of 0.12% that saw peaks to 0.8620. The daily chart signals a neutral to bullish environment, with bulls gaining ground, while the four-hour chart presents a mixed outlook on the pair.

In a general perspective, the indicators on the daily chart reflect a slight bearish dominance despite daily gains. The pair's position below its Simple Moving Averages (SMAs) for 20,100 and 200 days underscores the ongoing supremacy of sellers in the market. That being said, a slightly positive slope in the Relative Strength Index (RSI), even while persisting in the negative territory, signals a hint of increasing bullish momentum but the flat green bars of the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) suggest that the buying momentum is still weak.

Shifting to the four-hour chart, the technical situation still appears mixed. The negative slope for the four-hour RSI suggests a decline of bullish momentum for the immediate short-term, aligning with the flat green bars of the four-hour MACD, depicting an ongoing equilibrium between buyers and sellers. At this juncture, the selling momentum prevails, but with a persistent struggle from the bulls to regain the ground. This outlines a mixed outlook, with the market exhibiting an undecided short-term path until either of the momentum gains a strong foothold.

EUR/GBP technical levels

EUR/GBP

Overview
Today last price0.8611
Today Daily Change0.0009
Today Daily Change %0.10
Today daily open0.8602
 
Trends
Daily SMA200.8642
Daily SMA500.8658
Daily SMA1000.8648
Daily SMA2000.865
 
Levels
Previous Daily High0.8608
Previous Daily Low0.8587
Previous Weekly High0.8683
Previous Weekly Low0.86
Previous Monthly High0.8715
Previous Monthly Low0.8549
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%0.86
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%0.8595
Daily Pivot Point S10.859
Daily Pivot Point S20.8578
Daily Pivot Point S30.8569
Daily Pivot Point R10.8611
Daily Pivot Point R20.862
Daily Pivot Point R30.8632

EUR/GBP daily chart

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Patricio Martín

Patricio is an economist from Argentina passionate about global finance and understanding the daily movements of the markets.

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