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MNI DAILY TECHNICAL ANALYSIS - GBP Trend Needle Points North

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Price Signal Summary – GBP Trend Needle Still Points North

  • A bear threat in S&P E-Minis remains present and fresh cycle lows this week reinforce current conditions. MA studies are in a bear-mode set-up and this highlights a dominant downtrend and bearish market sentiment. The medium-term trend direction in the Eurostoxx 50 futures contract remains up and the latest pullback appears corrective. However, support at the 50-day EMA, at 5311.01, has been pierced. A clear break of this average would highlight a strong short-term bear threat.
  • The trend needle in GBPUSD continues to point north. Moving average studies have recently crossed to a bull-mode position, highlighting a clear dominant uptrend. The pair has pierced a Fibonacci retracement at 1.2924. The trend direction in USDJPY remains down and the latest recovery appears corrective. A fresh cycle low earlier this week strengthens a bearish theme. The move down has resulted in a print below 146.95 support. The bull cycle in USDCAD that started Feb 14 remains in play, and moving average studies reinforce this condition - they remain in a bull-mode position. The pair has recovered from its Mar 6 low.
  • Gold is trading higher this week. The trend condition is unchanged, it remains bullish and the recent pullback appears corrective. A stronger resumption of gains would refocus attention on $2962.2, a Fibonacci projection. This would also open the $3000.0 handle. A bearish condition in WTI futures remains intact and the contract is trading closer to its recent lows. The latest sell-off has resulted in a breach of $70.20, the Feb 6 low.
  • Bund futures are in consolidation mode and the contract continues to trade  closer to its recent lows. A bearish theme remains intact. Last week’s impulsive sell-off signals scope for an extension towards 126.28 next. The short-term trend outlook in Gilt futures is unchanged, it remains bearish. Recent gains appear corrective and the move lower this week, signals the end of the corrective cycle. Recent weakness resulted in a break of support at 91.79, the Feb 20 low.

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Price Signal Summary – GBP Trend Needle Still Points North

  • A bear threat in S&P E-Minis remains present and fresh cycle lows this week reinforce current conditions. MA studies are in a bear-mode set-up and this highlights a dominant downtrend and bearish market sentiment. The medium-term trend direction in the Eurostoxx 50 futures contract remains up and the latest pullback appears corrective. However, support at the 50-day EMA, at 5311.01, has been pierced. A clear break of this average would highlight a strong short-term bear threat.
  • The trend needle in GBPUSD continues to point north. Moving average studies have recently crossed to a bull-mode position, highlighting a clear dominant uptrend. The pair has pierced a Fibonacci retracement at 1.2924. The trend direction in USDJPY remains down and the latest recovery appears corrective. A fresh cycle low earlier this week strengthens a bearish theme. The move down has resulted in a print below 146.95 support. The bull cycle in USDCAD that started Feb 14 remains in play, and moving average studies reinforce this condition - they remain in a bull-mode position. The pair has recovered from its Mar 6 low.
  • Gold is trading higher this week. The trend condition is unchanged, it remains bullish and the recent pullback appears corrective. A stronger resumption of gains would refocus attention on $2962.2, a Fibonacci projection. This would also open the $3000.0 handle. A bearish condition in WTI futures remains intact and the contract is trading closer to its recent lows. The latest sell-off has resulted in a breach of $70.20, the Feb 6 low.
  • Bund futures are in consolidation mode and the contract continues to trade  closer to its recent lows. A bearish theme remains intact. Last week’s impulsive sell-off signals scope for an extension towards 126.28 next. The short-term trend outlook in Gilt futures is unchanged, it remains bearish. Recent gains appear corrective and the move lower this week, signals the end of the corrective cycle. Recent weakness resulted in a break of support at 91.79, the Feb 20 low.

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