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4 Feb 2015

GBP/USD upside points to 1.5250

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The pound is extending its upbeat momentum on Wednesday, lifting GBP/USD to fresh multi-day highs near 1.5250.

GBP/USD in 3-week peaks

The pair keeps pushing higher this week, prolonging the bounce off the psychological 1.5000 handle on Monday, all against the backdrop of a better sentiment towards the risk appetite.

Collaborating with the upside, the key UK Services PMI improved to 57.2 during January vs. 56.3 forecasted and 55.8 previous. Data across the pond saw the US private sector creating 213K jobs last month, according to today’s ADP Report.

GBP/USD levels to consider

The pair is up 0.52% at 1.5248 with the next hurdle at 1.5270 (50% of 1.5588-1.4952) followed by 1.5274 (high Jan.6) and then 1.5323 (23.6% of 1.6525-1.4952). On the downside, a break below 1.5122 (21-d MA) would open the door to 1.5099 (10-d MA) and finally 1.4988 (low Feb.3).

Feb 4, 2015

Crude likely to decline as supply concerns resurface – FXStreet

FXStreet Editor and Analyst, Omkar Godbole, views that WTI Crude might resume its fall on supply concerns, expecting today’s numbers to show an increase in supply by 3million barrels, adding to the 6 million barrels increase already reported by the API.

Eurozone data review – BBH

The Brown Brothers Harriman Team reviews today’s Eurozone data releases, noting that today’s services PMI numbers support their view of a cyclical low being carved out.