the pair GBP/USD has weakened from Greek risks and weaker-than-expected
manufacturing PMI; however, we still see strength in the more important
services sector. In particular wages here appear to be picking up which
has supported rate expectations in the UK and therefore GBP. We believe
there is potential for GBP/USD to reach 1.60 but prefer buying on the
crosses, in particular against the NOK where an accommodative central
bank highlights the divergences between the two currencies.
The British economy grew faster than
previously thought in the first quarter of the year, as household's
disposable income increased at the fastest annual rate since 2011. The
economy expanded 0.4% in the first three months, according to the Office
for National Statistics, up from an initial estimate of 0.3%. Most
economists and the Bank of England expect growth to accelerate later
this year. The ONS also revised up an annual growth to 2.9% from 2.5%.
For 2014 as a whole, the UK economy grew 3.0%, the fastest pace since
2006.
so fundamental long term is bullish
so the recomendation for gbp/usd is bullish.we will waiting for technical buy and ignore selling signal for gbp/usd

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