FXStreet (Mumbai) – The GBP/USD recovered slightly from the daily low of 1.4827 after the weaker-than-expected US housing data release.

Trades at seven-month low

The daily low of 1.4827; was the weakest level since April 16th. The fall witnessed today began after the pair failed to sustain above 1.49 levels. A higher-than-expected rise in the UK public sector net borrowing triggered a drop, which was extended further after the release of the upward revision of the US Q3 core personal consumption expenditure figure.

However, the existing home sales number crashed 10.5%m/m in November and that helped the pair recovery from the low of 1.4845 levels.

GBP/USD Technical Levels

The immediate resistance is seen at 1.4888 (76.4% of Apr-Jun rally), above which the pair could re-test Monday’s high at 1.4930. On the other hand, a break below 1.48 would expose 1.4739 (April 1 low).

The GBP/USD recovered slightly from the daily low of 1.4827 after the weaker-than-expected US housing data release.

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