Sterling steadied above the 1.2700 handles and was on poised for its first weekly gain in five, as investors appeared more confident that Britain can avoid a no-deal Brexit, ahead of the leadership contest to take over from Theresa May as prime minister and Conservative party leader. The major traded 0.2 per cent up at 1.2716, having hit a high of 1.2743 on Wednesday; it’s highest since May 27. Hourly Sterling Strength Index stood at 126.15 (Highly Bullish) 1000 GMT. Immediate resistance is located at 1.2747 (May 27 High), a break above could take it near 1.2798 (May 17 High). On the downside, support is seen at 1.2647 (May 24 Low), a break below targets 1.2580 (May 30 Low). Against the euro, the pound was trading 0.2 per cent up at 88.62 pence, having hit a low of 89.02 on Tuesday, it’s lowest since Jan. 15. Media Round Ups 07-June-2019 19:49:31 #atiroxltd #atiroxhedgingstrategy #atiroxforexblog #supertraderfx #ibatiroxltd #mibatirox #mibatiroxcontinental #investmentmalaysia #pammaccount #pamminvestment #pammforex #pamm https://www.instagram.com/p/Byau4gdjMit/?igshid=1pam8lh0iro2i






