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Cable is struggling for 5 days already with the top and using some Thumb analysis we can expect start of a correction, unless it takes out today 1.34350.
However, Close tonight above 1.33850 would leave an opportunity for one more leg Up and test of 1.34950.
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
The final day of another punchy quarter for U.S. stocks has proven a more volatile affair overseas: China’s stellar stock recovery has added another whopping 8% pre-holiday, while Tokyo’s swoon on the new Japanese prime minister jarred in the other direction.
For Wall Street, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell tees up in Nashville later to give his latest steer on the unfolding Fed easing cycle, with soothing August inflation numbers as a welcome backdrop. The rest of the week looks set to be dominated by soundings on the labor market, the upcoming earnings season and the start of the election-edged final quarter.
You need to give some leeway to chart levels given the volatility in this currency, such as the brief break of 141.70 that failed to follow through. 142 is pivotal on downside, 142.95 is minor chart resistance.
The sharp down move Friday-Monday has left little in the way of key nearby resistance so let’s take a look at retracements as potential levels USING OUR FIBONACCI CALCULATOR
One observation I have made for month end is that EURGBP flows can be quite active and often fickle, influencing GBPUD, EURUSD or both (currently giving EURUSD some support).
According to Investopedia, Rebalancing is the process of realigning the weightings of a portfolio of assets. Rebalancing involves periodically buying or selling assets in a portfolio to maintain an original or desired level of asset allocation or risk.
Many international equity managers like to minimize the forex exposure of their equity portfolio and put on forex hedges to reduce that risk. Thus, at the end of each month they adjust the size of their hedges to bring them back into line with the current size of their portfolio.