• EURGBP drops to the lowest level since August 2022

• Political unrest and weaker economic data keep the euro under pressure

• Momentum indicators could point to a reversal soon

In the meantime, the momentum indicators are mostly mixed. The Average Directional Movement Index (ADX) remains above its 25-threshold, and it is edging higher in a vertical fashion. The RSI is stuck below its 50-midpoint, but it appears to be unable to test its mid-June lows. Similarly, the stochastic oscillator has returned inside its oversold area (OS), but it has failed to record a lower low as seen in the EURGBP. This could mean that a bullish divergence could be in the works.

Should the bulls manage to retake control, they could first try to push EURGBP above the 0.8401 level and then stage a rally towards the 50-day simple moving average (SMA) at 0.8484. If successful, they could then test their determination against the busy 0.8504-0.8521 area, which is defined by the February 24, 2012 high, the August 23, 2023 low and the 100-day SMA.

On the flip side, the bears appear determined to maintain their recent gains by keeping EURGBP below the 0.8401 level. They could then gradually push it lower towards the August 4, 2022 low at 0.8339, with the December 5, 2016 low being a tad lower at 0.8304.