GBP/USD is trading at $1.29866, up 0.56%, but sits just below a crucial pivot point at $1.29988. This level is pivotal: a break above it could open the path to immediate resistance at $1.30268, with further targets at $1.30434 and $1.30666.
On the downside, support holds at $1.29664, with additional layers at $1.29432 and $1.29100. The 50-day EMA at $1.29463 suggests mild support, while the 200-day EMA at $1.29669 could act as a short-term floor.
Right now, staying below $1.29988 keeps the bias bearish, while breaking above would likely drive bullish momentum.
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