USD and GBP Traders Await Big Moves
The first week of November promises to be eventful, as we have the Fed meeting, the BOE update, and the NFP release. Read more details here.
Parliamentary Brexit vote may move the GBP
The endless Brexit loop continues to intrigue traders.Today, the main focus will be on the Parliamentary Brexit vote around 20:30 MT. If the deal by the UK PM Boris Johnson gets a good number of votes, the GBP may be supported. Otherwise, if the deal is rejected, the GBP will be under pressure. Reportedly, the second scenario may push Boris Johnson to call for an election. This news will also be negative for the GBP. At the moment, GBP/USD has been going up towards the 1.2985 level on H4. If the pound gets stronger, this level will be broken. Bulls will target the further resistance levels at 1.3011 and 1.3059. In case of a negative scenario, the cable will slide below the 1.29 level. Further support levels will be placed at 1.2864 and 1.2834.
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