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30 Nov 2015

GBP/USD supported at 1.5000/1.4971 – Commerzbank

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - Karen Jones, Head of FICC Technical Analysis at Commerzbank, noted the important support zone around 1.5000/1.4971.

Key Quotes

“GBP/USD no change, again sold off on Friday and reached the 1.5027 November low. This level, the psychological support at 1.5000 and the 1.4971 short term support line represent the next key band of support, we look for these to hold for now”.

“Failure here will target initially the 1.4860/78.6% retracement of the move up from April. This is regarded as the last defence for the 1.4577 April low”.
Nov 30, 2015

Short GBP/USD, target 1.40 – ING

The ING financial markets research team believes the GBP/USD is heading towards 1.4 levels in 2016 on the back of brexit fears and pricing of the true economic costs of such an event.
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Nov 30, 2015

CAD: Bank of Canada policy decision in perspective - BBH

Research Team at BBH, suggests that the risk of a Bank of Canada rate cut is also low, but the two rate cuts earlier this year may need to be followed up in Q1 next year.
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