There is no change in the GBP/USD’s outlook. Intraday bias remains mildly on the downside as long as a 1.4900 minor resistance holds and a further fall could still be seen. Nevertheless, as long as 1.4466 support holds, consolidation from there might still continue and another rebound could be seen. Above a 1.4900 minor resistance will flip intraday bias back to the upside for 1.5722 first. A break will target 1.6671 resistance. Though, a decisive break of 1.4466 will suggest that medium term down trend has resumed for 1.3680 support.

In the bigger picture decline from 2.0158 has completed the five wave sequence already, with first wave completed at 1.7445, second at 1.8668, third at 1.4557 and fourth at 1.5534 and fifth at 1.4466. In other words, a medium term bottom is likely in place at 1.4466 too and some larger scale consolidation would now be seen. Nevertheless, note that a fall from 2.0158 is treated as the third wave of a five wave sequence from 2.1161 only. So, consolidation from 1.4466 is expected to be limited by a 1.6671 cluster resistance (38.2% retracement of 2.0158 to 1.4466 at 1.6640) and bring at least another medium term fall before making an important low. Though, on the downside, firm break of 1.4466 is needed to confirm that long term down trend has resumed. Otherwise, another rebound could still be seen as consolidation continues.

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