The GBP/USD pair continues to face selling pressure around the 1.2540 level, after bouncing back from its lowest point in 2024 at 1.2520. The selling of this major currency pair is driven by a stronger US dollar, which unexpectedly rose after the US Consumer Price Index data for March.
A quick look at the chart shows that the upward trend has been decisively broken and the downward momentum is further supported by the intersection of the two EMA trend lines. The market seems to be increasingly favoring sellers as the USD continues on its recovery trajectory.
A quick look at the chart shows that the upward trend has been decisively broken and the downward momentum is further supported by the intersection of the two EMA trend lines. The market seems to be increasingly favoring sellers as the USD continues on its recovery trajectory.
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