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24 Apr 2015
GBP/USD bulls keeping calm and carrying on
FXStreet (Guatemala) - GBP/USD is currently trading at 1.5140 with a high of 1.5175 and a low of 1.5026.
GBP/USD has continued on the bid, despite the looming elections next month and bulls are getting their pennies worth in making highs for the month of April, moving in to overbought territory where some analysts and market participants are sighting resistance and offers.
Next week displays some key events for the Uk on the calendar, with GDP on Tuesday 28th April, where markets are looking for GDP growth to decelerate from 0.6% Q/Q in Q4 to 0.5% Q/Q in Q1. We also have the Manufacturing PMI on Friday 1st May and this may come in less positive than last month's due to a slow down in the flash PMI's in the EZ, preventing the UK PMI from gaining any further ground.
Then, of course we have the Election Campaigns which still see's Labour and the Conservatives neck and neck. This is potentially risky for the pound with less than two weeks to go now and Sterling is starting to look heavy having gone beyond most analysts expectations since crossing through the 20 DMA at 1.4861 this week and then up through the 2014-2015 downtrend at 1.5135.
GBP/USD has continued on the bid, despite the looming elections next month and bulls are getting their pennies worth in making highs for the month of April, moving in to overbought territory where some analysts and market participants are sighting resistance and offers.
Next week displays some key events for the Uk on the calendar, with GDP on Tuesday 28th April, where markets are looking for GDP growth to decelerate from 0.6% Q/Q in Q4 to 0.5% Q/Q in Q1. We also have the Manufacturing PMI on Friday 1st May and this may come in less positive than last month's due to a slow down in the flash PMI's in the EZ, preventing the UK PMI from gaining any further ground.
Then, of course we have the Election Campaigns which still see's Labour and the Conservatives neck and neck. This is potentially risky for the pound with less than two weeks to go now and Sterling is starting to look heavy having gone beyond most analysts expectations since crossing through the 20 DMA at 1.4861 this week and then up through the 2014-2015 downtrend at 1.5135.