EUR/USD

Higher Timeframes

Yesterday brought no significant changes. The market leaned toward indecision and a narrow trading range. Daily levels at 1.0565 – 1.0545 are currently exerting gravitational pull. For further development, bulls must focus on breaking a broad resistance zone formed by levels across various timeframes, including 1.0635, 1.0670, and 1.0685. Bears need to dismantle the monthly Ichimoku golden cross levels at 1.0504 – 1.0321 to gain new prospects.

H4 – H1

On the lower timeframes, the pair continues moving sideways without forming new extremes, with indecision prevailing. The pair trades slightly above the weekly long-term trend at 1.0542, giving bulls a slight edge. If the price rises, intraday resistance levels are 1.0588, 1.0622, and 1.0650, as classic Pivot Points indicate. A break below the 1.0542 trend line and a reversal would shift the balance of power, encouraging bears to target the Pivot support levels at 1.0526, 1.0498, and 1.0464.

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GBP/USD

Higher Timeframes

Bears failed to extend their movement yesterday or form rejection from the resistance levels at 1.2793 – 1.2766 (daily medium-term trend + weekly short-term trend). The market is currently consolidating. Today's closest supports are at 1.2700 – 1.2713. If bulls break above the current resistances, they will face another obstacle from different levels of higher timeframes, including 1.2832, 1.2848, and 1.2866.

H4 – H1

The market trades above the weekly long-term trend at 1.2720 on the lower timeframes, maintaining the bullish advantage. If the price rises, intraday resistance levels based on classic Pivot Points are 1.2791, 1.2835, and 1.2873. A breakout and reversal of the trend would shift focus to the Pivot support levels at 1.2709, 1.2671, and 1.2627, intensifying bearish sentiment if the price drops below these levels.

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Technical Analysis Tools Used

• Higher Timeframes: Ichimoku Kinko Hyo (9.26.52) + Fibonacci Kijun levels.
• Lower Timeframes (H1): Classic Pivot Points + Moving Average 120 (weekly long-term trend).