GBP

On Friday, the main news of the day was published data on GDP growth in the UK for the 3rd quarter. Q3 was the most difficult for England, which is primarily associated with the Brexit and, accordingly, with the significant devaluation of the GBP. In the first month of the quarter, there was a large outflow of foreign capital, it was provoked by the extremely negative forecasts of economists. Later it turned out that the devaluation of the GBP has had a more positive effect than negative, like increased domestic demand, increased inflation and stimulus measures taken by the Central Bank to improve the condition of the banking sector.
GDP also does not make exception - in the third quarter it grew by 0.5%, the value coincided with the previous period and forecasts.
As for the graphical analysis on the D1, it is believed that the pair has reached its local maximum, and now it expects the decline to the level of 1.2070 first, and then even lower - to the support of 1.1945. The nearest resistance - in the zone of 1.2495-1.2515, 1.2560 and 1.2675 next.