The GBP/USD, good technical round number levels

Pound / dollar made a downward movement yesterday with a bottom of 1.3112. Short-term expectations are downward, support 1.3125 - 1.3075 is a good place to place purchases.
 
Over the weekend, news showing UK is prepared to pay up to €40 billion divorce bill. The uncertainty around Brexit negotiation bring the pair towards the downside and found support level at 1.3000.
 
Pound / dollar was indecisive yesterday. Expectations remain bearish in the short term to test the 1.2930 - 1.2865 zone as part of the downstream phase after the breakthrough under the trendline support line. Resistance for the day is 1.3028 (yesterday's peak). A clear break above this level could take the price to a neutral zone with testing at 1.3075 - 1.3125. Generally, I am neutral on this pair, but a clear break above 1.3125 should re-activate the upward model.
 
The pound registered a slight increase against the dollar on Wednesday. The British currency broke off the negative trend of the day before, but a key breakthrough was not reached. If the Bears will win again, the first support at 1.2930 will be tested. The session was opened at a rate of 1.2990 and the closing price was 1.3003. The trend was volatile, as the peak of the day was reached at 1.3027.
 
The British pound was up against the US dollar on Friday. By the close of US trading, GBP / USD is trading at 1.3009, gaining 0.24%. I believe that support is now at around 1.2940, the low of Friday's trading, and the resistance was likely to come in at 1.3063, Monday's high.
 
Gbp/Usd is consolidating around 1.30 level, showing no clear directional strength. Focus turn to UK inflation data on Tuesday.
 
The British pound recorded a decline against the US dollar on Monday. The session began at 1.2998 and ended 35 pips lower. Daily extreme values were reached at 1.3021 and 1.2956 respectively. The currency pair remains at risk of further decline, with the target at 1.2700. For a change in direction, a break of 1.3090 will be needed.
 
The British pound recorded a significant decline against the US dollar on Tuesday. The session began at 1.2963 and ended at 1.2868. Graphics continued to grow below moving averages, while the RSI remained in the resale area. If the bearish trend keeps, the pair will head to the first support at 1.2700.
 
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