
Weekly Analysis List
GBP/USD Weekly Analysis
2/9/26

Market Overview
GBPUSD Weekly Market Analysis
Date Range: 09 β 13 February 2026
Currency Pair: GBP/USD
Current Price: ~1.3600β1.3690 (Spot readings around 1.3687 on Feb 9)
Trend Bias: Neutral-to-Bearish with corrective bullish attempts (mixed structure)
Range Outlook: 1.3369 β 1.3795 (broader range based on recent support/resistance)
π Fundamental Overview
GBP/USD enters the week with political uncertainty in the UK, softening U.S. labor conditions, and mixed monetary policy expectations, creating a choppy but sensitive trading environment.
π¬π§ United Kingdom
β’ Political Turmoil: The resignation of UK Chief of Staff Morgan McSweeney has intensified concerns about Prime Minister Starmerβs leadership stability, weighing on GBP sentiment.
β’ Economic Tone: UK growth remains fragile with declining consumer confidence. Investors worry political instability may hinder effective economic management.
β’ BoE Policy: The Bank of England held rates steady recently, though the MPC showed a dovish tilt by a single vote, suggesting the BoE may be closer to cutting rates than markets anticipated β a bearish influence for GBP.
β’ Market Sentiment: GBP is correlating broadly with EUR strength but remains vulnerable if bulls fail to clear key resistance levels.
πΊπΈ United States
β’ Fed Policy: U.S. macro weakness persists, with markets awaiting postponed Non-Farm Payrolls. Recent soft labor indicators support expectations of additional Fed easing in 2026 β weighing on USD.
β’ Risk Tone: USD faces pressure from both weak data and stronger JPY flows following Japanβs election-driven yen rally.
β’ Market Sentiment: A weak U.S. backdrop supports potential GBPUSD rebounds, but sentiment remains mixed due to political strain in the UK.
π Technical Analysis
Support Levels
β’ 1.3526β1.3539 β Immediate support / last rebound zone
β’ 1.3369β1.3435 β Medium-term support (4H reversal zone)
β’ 1.3335 β Weekly support cluster from broad technical levels
Resistance Levels
β’ 1.3595β1.3620 β Key resistance for trend continuation attempts
β’ 1.3795 β 127.2% Fibonacci extension (major hurdle)
β’ 1.3935 β Weekly resistance (Wedge pattern test zone)
Indicators
β’ Wave Structure: Market bias turning bearish after failure to break previous highs; two completed bearish waves confirm trend shift.
β’ RSI: Testing upper range trend lines, signaling potential rejection.
β’ Moving Averages: Moving averages on weekly charts highlight bullish pressure but nearing exhaustion.
π Trading Scenarios
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Bullish Setup
β’ Entry: Above 1.3620 with confirmed break and structure validation
β’ Targets:
β―β―β―β’ 1.3755 (Fibonacci 161.8% projection)
β―β―β―β’ 1.3795 (major 4H resistance)
β’ Stop Loss: Below 1.3526
β’ Catalysts:
β―β―β―β’ Weaker U.S. data (NFP + CPI influence)
β―β―β―β’ Risk on flows
β―β―β―β’ Resolution of UK political tensions
β’ Rationale: Bulls continue to attempt higher highs, but need a clean break above 1.3620 to invalidate bearish wave sequence.
β Bearish Setup
β’ Entry: Below 1.3530 (support breakdown confirmation)
β’ Targets:
β―β―β―β’ 1.3470 (100% Fibonacci ref.)
β―β―β―β’ 1.3369β1.3435 (4H reversion zone)
β’ Stop Loss: Above 1.3620
β’ Catalysts:
β―β―β―β’ Renewed UK political instability
β―β―β―β’ Strong U.S. macro surprises (payrolls rebound)
β―β―β―β’ Hawkish Fed commentary
β’ Rationale: Failure of bulls to clear the central resistance zone confirms bearish continuation driven by wave structure and fading GBP momentum.
Conclusion
π§ Market Sentiment Summary
GBP/USD trades with a neutral-to-bearish bias, restrained by UK political uncertainty and weakening bullish structure. Key drivers:
β’ GBP pressured by UK leadership instability and BoEβs near-dovish stance.
β’ USD weakened by soft labor expectations and broader risk-on shifts.
β’ Technical structure shows lower highs + bearish wave pattern, but bulls retain short-term opportunities above key breakout levels.
A confirmed break above 1.3620β1.3660 opens the path toward 1.3755β1.3795,
while failure to hold 1.3530 risks a slide toward 1.3370.
