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GBP/USD weekly: sell a rebound into 1.3518–1.3561, target 1.3045

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Summary

On the weekly chart, GBP/USD is squeezed between the falling trendline from the highs (around 1.3600) and the rising trendline from the lows (around 1.3240). The main scenario is a rebound into 1.3518–1.3561 (0.707–0.786 retracement), then a break lower towards 1.3045 and the 1.2750–1.2880 zone.

BiasBearishEntry zone1.3518 – 1.3561Stop loss1.3650Target 11.3045Target 21.2880StatusActive
Invalidation: Weekly close above 1.3650
GBP/USD weekly: sell a rebound into 1.3518–1.3561, target 1.3045

Main scenario

The 1.3518–1.3561 zone combines the 0.707 and 0.786 Fibonacci retracements and sits near the falling trendline, making it the main selling area. A break of the rising trendline around 1.3240 is the key confirmation. Target 1 is 1.3045 (1.000 equal move) and target 2 is the top of the 1.2750–1.2880 demand zone.

Alternative scenario

If price breaks the 1.3240 trendline directly without a rebound, sell the pullback into that trendline. A sustained move above 1.3650 invalidates the bearish view and opens 1.3823.

Key levels

Resistance: 1.3470 (0.618) — 1.3518 (0.707) — 1.3561 (0.786) — 1.3600 falling trendline Support: 1.3240 rising trendline — 1.3045 — 1.2750–1.2880

Market-moving events

Speeches by Fed and Bank of England officials, jobs and inflation data

The weekly structure of GBP/USD is a tightening triangle between a falling trendline from the highs and a rising trendline from the lows. The last rally stalled at the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement (1.3470), and this week's candle is bearish. The most likely path is a pullback into 1.3518–1.3561 followed by a decline towards 1.3045. A break of the rising trendline around 1.3240 would be the key signal for this scenario.

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