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March 10th, 2009, 3:35 pm | By India Forex | Published in Daily Technical | Comments on this postNo Comments »

gbp usd chart 10th march

The consolidation pattern was broken on the downside for GBP-USD pair yesterday as it broke the 1.3950 support to plunge to a low of 1.3741. The stochastic is moving close to the oversold region which can bring further downside. Holding below the 1.3950 zone can bring a test of 1.35 (previous low) first and beyond. The overall outlook remains weak for Sterling below 1.4200 (21 Daily EMA).

STRATEGY:
Shorts could be initiated around 1.3950 – 1.4000 levels for 100 – 150 pips.

GBP/USD 10th March

Support Levels Resistance Levels Remarks
1.3750 1.3950 Medium term Outlook is Bearish for Cable
1.3650 1.4192  

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