Overall, GBP/USD is trending downwards.
The UK employment data released yesterday indicated further improvement in the job market from the previous month.
Average Earnings Index 3m/y (Actual: 4.9%, Forecast: 4.6%, Previous: 5.9% revised from 5.8%)
Claimant Count Change (Actual: -49.8K, Forecast: -31.5K, Previous: -58.5K revised from 14.9K)
Unemployment Rate (Actual: 4.2%, Forecast: 4.2%, Previous: 4.3%)
The UK CPI y/y data will be released later at 1500 (GMT+8).
CPI y/y (Forecast: 4.8%, Previous: 4.2%)
Core CPI y/y (Forecast: 3.7%, Previous: 3.4%)
Currently, GBP/USD is testing the support zone of 1.32200 and its next resistance zone is at 1.33800.
If GBP/USD breaks the support zone of 1.32200, look for short-term selling opportunities up until the release of the U.S. FOMC monetary policy decision tomorrow at 0300 (GMT+8).
The UK employment data released yesterday indicated further improvement in the job market from the previous month.
Average Earnings Index 3m/y (Actual: 4.9%, Forecast: 4.6%, Previous: 5.9% revised from 5.8%)
Claimant Count Change (Actual: -49.8K, Forecast: -31.5K, Previous: -58.5K revised from 14.9K)
Unemployment Rate (Actual: 4.2%, Forecast: 4.2%, Previous: 4.3%)
The UK CPI y/y data will be released later at 1500 (GMT+8).
CPI y/y (Forecast: 4.8%, Previous: 4.2%)
Core CPI y/y (Forecast: 3.7%, Previous: 3.4%)
Currently, GBP/USD is testing the support zone of 1.32200 and its next resistance zone is at 1.33800.
If GBP/USD breaks the support zone of 1.32200, look for short-term selling opportunities up until the release of the U.S. FOMC monetary policy decision tomorrow at 0300 (GMT+8).