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GBP remains fundamentally supported by a wider policy-rate differential and renewed expectations of tighter BoE policy as UK inflation reaccelerates. Meanwhile, although the ECB has turned more hawkish, euro-area wage pressures remain contained and the recent ECB tightening may increasingly be priced in. This creates a potential medium-term downside bias for EUR/GBP, particularly if UK inflation proves persistent and the BoE maintains a restrictive stance.

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GBPJPY 4H Analysis: Bullish Continuation Toward Key Resistance

Technical Analysis Market Structure & Trendline Breakout: GBPJPY has successfully broken out above a descending trendline on the 4-hour timeframe, indicating a shift from a corrective pullback to renewed bullish momentum. Support Confirmation: The price recently retested the broken trendline and horizontal demand zone near 208.00–208.50, holding firm and forming higher lows. Key Levels to Watch: Immediate Resistance: 209.90 (swing high level). Main Upside Target: 210.90 – 211.00 (Major supply/resistance area marked on the chart). Key Support: 208.00 (trendline retest/demand zone). Outlook: As long as price remains above the 208.00 support zone, the path of least resistance points toward 209.90, with an extended bullish target toward 210.90. Fundamental Analysis Bank of Japan (BoJ): Markets are anticipating potential monetary policy tightening from the BoJ. However, short-term safe-haven flows and yield differential dynamics continue to support GBP strength against the Yen. Bank of England (BoE): The BoE maintains a relatively hawkish posture regarding interest rates to manage sticky inflation figures, providing underlying support for the British Pound. Risk Sentiment: Strong global market sentiment favors carry trades, benefiting GBPJPY as long as key support levels remain intact. Trade Idea Summary Bias: Bullish / Long Entry Zone: Around 208.50 – 208.90 Target 1: 209.90 Target 2: 210.90 Invalidation / Stop Loss: Below 207.80 (below demand zone) Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Foreign exchange trading carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Always manage your risk according to your personal trading strategy.

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GBPTHB Tracks CPI and Fed Signals

Yesterday Recap — 15/9/26 Yesterday, GBPTHB closed at 44.85 in the Thai market. The Claimant Count Change came in at 27.8K, significantly higher than the forecast of 8.3K, compared with the previous reading of -11.8K. Meanwhile, Employment Change 3M/3M came in at 67K, down from the previous reading of 83K. The Unemployment Rate stood at 4.9%, below the forecast of 5.0% and unchanged from the previous reading of 4.9%. Average Earnings ex Bonus came in at 3.5%, in line with both the forecast and the previous reading. Overall, the data suggests that the UK labor market remains relatively resilient. Although employment growth has slowed, wage growth and the unemployment rate remain at levels that continue to support the GBP. Fundamental — 16/9/26 Key Events Today | Forecast | Previous UK 13:00 — CPI YoY | 3.1% | 2.9% UK 13:00 — Core CPI YoY | 2.6% | 2.6% UK 13:00 — CPI MoM | 0.3% | — Today, the key UK economic data is CPI. CPI YoY is forecast to increase to 3.1%, up from 2.9% previously, while Core CPI YoY is expected to remain unchanged at 2.6%. If inflation comes in above expectations, it could reduce expectations for further monetary policy easing by the BoE and potentially support the GBP. Overall, GBPTHB is expected to remain range-bound and volatile, with the main focus on UK CPI, BoE interest-rate expectations, and tonight's Fed meeting. Technical Analysis — GBPTHB 1H Bias: Sideway GBPTHB continues to trade within the 44.76–44.87 range. The pair was previously in an uptrend and continued to form Higher Lows, but has entered a short-term consolidation phase. If the price holds above 44.76, it could rebound toward 44.87. However, if the price breaks below 44.76, further downside could develop. Resistance: 44.87 Support: 44.76 Target: 44.87 Cut Loss: 44.72

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GBP/USD - Loses Trendline, Buyers Eye 1.343

OANDA:GBPUSD has broken below the rising trendline and is now trading under the 1.3501–1.3533 sell zone. Price is also struggling beneath the Ichimoku structure, suggesting the recent recovery has lost momentum. If the pair continues to reject this area, I favor another leg lower toward: 🎯 Target: 1.3430 Macro Market: the backdrop currently favors the Dollar. Brent is around $107, the US 10-year yield has moved above 5%, and markets are pricing roughly a 93% probability of a Fed hike this week. Sterling is also trading near a one-month low, while traders wait for UK labour data and Thursday’s BoE decision. A sustained H2 recovery above 1.3533 would weaken the bearish setup. AURICVERSE View: the trendline break changed the structure. As long as 1.3501–1.3533 acts as resistance, 1.3430 remains the next level on my radar.

TITradingView Ideas15 Sept

GBPUSD: Key Demand Zone Retest Signals Bullish Reversal

Technical Analysis The 4-hour chart for GBPUSD highlights a clear macro ascending structure combined with a localized liquidity sweep back into critical demand. Major Support Confluence ($1.34372 - $1.34800): Price is actively respecting the lower bound of the broader ascending trendline and a key horizontal demand zone near $1.34372. This region represents strong historical resistance-turned-support, creating a firm structural baseline for buyers. Descending Liquidity Retest: Following a failure to expand past $1.36567, price underwent a controlled pullback to sweep liquidity into lower structural support. Strong buying rejection at this lower boundary signals seller exhaustion and institutional absorption. Trade Execution: Trigger / Entry: Stabilization above immediate support ($1.34800–$1.35100) or on a confirmed structural break higher. Target 1 (Intermediate Resistance): $1.36000 Target 2 (Major Target): $1.36567 – $1.37000 (Upper channel liquidity pool). Invalidation: A sustained 4-hour close below $1.34372 invalidates the bullish structure and opens downside expansion toward $1.33000. Fundamental Context Bank of England (BoE): The BoE maintains a relatively firm policy stance with its base rate sitting at 3.75%. Persistent domestic inflation pressures keep UK yield dynamics supportive of the British Pound heading into upcoming policy meetings. US Dollar (USD): Expectations around Federal Reserve monetary policy limit sustained USD rallies, helping Sterling preserve its long-term ascending trend structure. Summary Bias & Setup: Bullish Reversal following a Descending Liquidity Retest inside an Ascending Channel. Key Demand Zone: $1.34372 acting as major structural confluence support. Immediate Resistance: $1.35114 to $1.35750. Primary Targets: $1.36567 extending toward $1.37000. Invalidation Level: A sustained 4-hour close below $1.34300. Disclaimer This technical analysis is for educational and informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Foreign exchange trading involves significant risk. Always manage risk and position size strictly before taking market exposure.

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