The US Dollar negated the bullish attempt at the beginning of the week and moved over 300pips its favor after positive consumer price index data on Tuesday. Though it edged lower during the latter part of last week's trading session hereby handing back some of the previous session’s gains after better-than-expected U.S. retail sales pointed to more interest rate hikes by the Federal Reserve to close the week at 1.20500. From a technical standpoint, the inability of the bears to break down the strong demand zone at the 1.19500 level questions the strength of the existing bearish momentum.
00:30 Reference to last week's daily commentaries and results
03:15 GBPUSD Technical analysis on Daily chart
08:20 Highlight of Macroeconomic event for the week
09:55 GBPUSD Technical analysis on 4H Timeframe
12:25 Conclusion on next week's expectation for GBPUSD
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