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EUR/GBP corrected lower Thursday on the BoE rate decision, which sent prices through the weekly low. Despite the intraday weakness, support to watch remains out of reach for now at the 0.8611 50-day EMA. A clear break of it would strengthen a bear threat. More broadly, the trend set-up is bullish. Moving average studies remain in a bull-mode position highlighting a clear uptrend. Key resistance and the bull trigger is at 0.8769, the Jul 27 high.
Prices are higher again early Monday, building on the gains posted after the break of the 50-day EMA on the hawkish turnout to the August BoE rate decision. This firms the speed of the recovery off the 1.3142 pullback low and signals a greater probability of a bullish reversal. For now, S/T momentum is still pointed higher, with the Jul 24 high of 1.3589 the next notable upside level. While the bounce off the pullback low persists, the more medium-term trend remains bearish - but the risk of a return to recent lows has fallen.
EUR/USD edged higher to a new recovery high Thursday, before fading into the close. Price has cleared the post-NFP high to keep the recovery off the late July pullback low intact. This works against the bearish backdrop that’s dominated the pullback from 1.1829. The break of firm resistance into 1.1619, the 20-day EMA, is signaling greater odds of a further reversal higher. Major support below rests at 1.1373 next, the Jun 10 low.