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Title: GBP/USD Price Analysis: Dragonfly Doji, oversold RSI teases buyers above 1.1400

Writer: analysiswatchanalysiswatch

September 20, 2022 01:12 AM ET


By: AnalysisWatch


The GBP/USD currency pair is trying to extend the previous day's bounce from the three-month support line, retreating to 1.1420 at Tuesday's London open. Even so, a bullish candle formation and an oversold RSI (14) are teasing cable buyers ahead of key weekly events.


The GBP/USD pair bounced off the June downtrend support line during the previous day and formed a Dragonfly Doji at the lowest levels since 1985. The same with oversold RSI conditions, keeping buyers hopeful. It's worth noting that a candle indicating a trend reversal is more meaningful when it is at a multi-day low, as is the case with the Cable pair.


However, the 5-DMA hurdle around the 1.1460 level limits the immediate upside of the quote ahead of the 21-DMA resistance near 1.1590.


Should GBP/USD bulls retain the reins beyond the 1.1590 level, the monthly high near 1.1740 and the July low of 1.1760 will be in focus.


Meanwhile, a downside break of the 1.1450 support line could quickly take the quote to the 1.1000 psychological magnet. Subsequently, the 1985 low near 1.0520 will be in focus.

 
 
 

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