GBP/USD is under pressure but the bulls could be on the verge of making a move which would be anticipated to be a significant correction in the days ahead.
The following illustrates the market structure and prospects of a reversion along the Fibonacci retracement scale. 
The M-formation is a bullish reversion pattern with a high completion rate whereby the price would be expected to revert to the neckline of the pattern. However, in this case, the pattern is overextended:
In this scenario, the 38.2% Fibonacci could well be a more achievable target given the strength of the sell-off.
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AUD/USD is poised for further downside for the week ahead, but that will depend on a key area of support giving out and traders will be looking for a catalyst in this week's inflation data from Australia.
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