GBP/CHF chart on Trading View used for analysis
- GBP/CHF trades in an narrow range ahead of tomorrow’s crucial parliamentary vote on Brexit deal.
- Technical analysis is highly bearish. Scope for further weakness on charts.
- Momentum studies are bearish, RSI below 50, Stochs sharply lower.
- Price action has broken strong trendline support at 1.2640 and is below all major moving averages.
- The short-term fate of the Pound hangs on whether or not May can get a majority vote for her Brexit Deal tomorrow.
- Early polling suggests the odds are heavily stacked against the PM as a deeply divided parliament appears set on rejecting the deal in its current format.
- Volatility to persist as Tuesday votes will be the primary driver of Sterling Direction.
- Next bear target lies at 1.250 ahead of 1.2459 (Sept 5 low). Break above 20-DMA could see retest of 200-DMA.
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