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GBP: British Pound regains from previous sales
At the Forex currency market the British Pound Sterling rate regains from previous sales which were of emotive nature on Tuesday.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair GBP/USD is traded in the negative area and is going down moderately, while volumes are increasing, and is giving a sell signal. Stochastic Oscillator has come out of the oversold zone, giving a buy signal.
Forex recommendations: The pair GBP/USD can go to 1.5410 and1.5430 as part of correction. There is a high chance that the pair will consolidate at the current levels.
Obviously, growth of the Pound is part of correction at the moment, as there have not been fundamental changes in economy.
The data released today showed that house prices Rightmove in the UK dropped by 0.8% m/m (+0.4% y/y) in January. Research Group stated that asking prices fell three times this month; however interest to the British real estate sector is still preserved. Meanwhile, according to experts’ estimate, situation in the sector remains “complex” in 2012, as unemployment rate is increasing and impact from European problem is not waning.
According to the data released earlier, house prices in the UK fell by 16% in December, as per RICS estimates. The Pound has neglected this statistics, concentrating on the external background.
Statistics released earlier showed that the UK retail price index BRC increased by 1.7% m/m in December against the rise of 2.0% a month earlier. Thus, the index fell to 16-month lows, largely due to Christmas sales, when retailers reduced prices. Prices declined by 0.1% on monthly basis.
At the meeting which was held last week, the Bank of England left interest rate at 0.50% per annum, volume of securities repurchase was also kept unchanged at 275 billion pounds. In other respects, views of MPC remained unchanged: there is no need to revise interest rate; therefore the Bank will continue to monitor economy and inflation. It is worth noting that the Bank of England expects economic stagnation in Q4 2011 and GDP growth in Q1 2012. Revised GDP in the UK rose by 0.6% q/q (+0.5% y/y) in Q3.
At the Forex currency market the British Pound Sterling rate regains from previous sales which were of emotive nature on Tuesday.
Forex forecast: MACD indicator for the pair GBP/USD is traded in the negative area and is going down moderately, while volumes are increasing, and is giving a sell signal. Stochastic Oscillator has come out of the oversold zone, giving a buy signal.
Forex recommendations: The pair GBP/USD can go to 1.5410 and1.5430 as part of correction. There is a high chance that the pair will consolidate at the current levels.
Obviously, growth of the Pound is part of correction at the moment, as there have not been fundamental changes in economy.
The data released today showed that house prices Rightmove in the UK dropped by 0.8% m/m (+0.4% y/y) in January. Research Group stated that asking prices fell three times this month; however interest to the British real estate sector is still preserved. Meanwhile, according to experts’ estimate, situation in the sector remains “complex” in 2012, as unemployment rate is increasing and impact from European problem is not waning.
According to the data released earlier, house prices in the UK fell by 16% in December, as per RICS estimates. The Pound has neglected this statistics, concentrating on the external background.
Statistics released earlier showed that the UK retail price index BRC increased by 1.7% m/m in December against the rise of 2.0% a month earlier. Thus, the index fell to 16-month lows, largely due to Christmas sales, when retailers reduced prices. Prices declined by 0.1% on monthly basis.
At the meeting which was held last week, the Bank of England left interest rate at 0.50% per annum, volume of securities repurchase was also kept unchanged at 275 billion pounds. In other respects, views of MPC remained unchanged: there is no need to revise interest rate; therefore the Bank will continue to monitor economy and inflation. It is worth noting that the Bank of England expects economic stagnation in Q4 2011 and GDP growth in Q1 2012. Revised GDP in the UK rose by 0.6% q/q (+0.5% y/y) in Q3.