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Oil prices have recovered most of Monday’s losses today driven by technicals. Also Asia including China returned from holidays. WTI is up 1.7% to $58.07/bbl, close to the intraday high, to be down only 0.4% this week. Brent is 1.6% higher at $61.21/bbl and only down 0.1% since Friday. The USD index is off its intraday high to be up only 0.1%.
EURGBP is trading closer to its recent lows and a short-term bear cycle remains in play, for now. The next support to watch is 0.8477, a Fibonacci retracement point where a break would strengthen a bearish theme. Support at the 50-day EMA, lies at 0.8467. It is still possible the move down that started Apr 11, is a correction. A clear reversal would open 0.8738, the Apr 11 high and bull trigger. First key resistance is 0.8624, the Apr 21 high.
The latest pullback in GBPUSD appears corrective. A tweezer top formation on the daily candle chart last Monday/Tuesday, highlights a short-term top. Firm support at 1.3232, the 20-day EMA, remains intact. A break of this level would signal scope for a deeper retracement. Note that moving average studies are in a bull-mode position, signalling a dominant underlying uptrend. A resumption of gains would open 1.3510, a Fibonacci projection.