The GBPUSD pair maintained a series of sharp and consecutive gains in its latest intraday trading, reaching the key resistance level of 1.3405 and preparing to challenge it. This comes amid continued positive pressure from trading above EMA50, which provides the pair with a dynamic support base, reinforcing the dominance and stability of the short-term bullish corrective trend. The pair is also moving alongside a trend line supporting this path.
On the other hand, a negative crossover is beginning to emerge in the relative strength indicators after they reached deeply overbought territory, which may curb the pair’s bullish momentum in the near term.
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