The U.K. economy reflected signs of positivity with preliminary estimates showing gross domestic product rose by 0.3%. However, the potential to raise interest rates at the BoE's next meeting in two weeks’ time remains on the table as inflation has been running at around 10% for the last six months. From a technical perspective, it is obvious that price action is still going through an indecisive phase as we anticipate next week's fundamental data for clues. In this video, we looked at our chances to either buy or sell the Pound in the coming week.
00:38 Reference to last week's daily commentaries and results
03:50 GBPUSD Technical analysis on Daily chart
07:55 Macroeconomic events to look out for the week
11:45 GBPUSD Technical analysis on 4H Timeframe
09:53 Conclusion on next week's expectation for GBPUSD
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