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Alright, let’s break down the task. I need to analyze the GBP/USD pair based on the provided data and come up with a trading decision. First, I’ll look at the current price, which is 1.3307, and note the previous close at 1.3336. The pair is down by 0.22% today, which suggests some bearish momentum.

Next, I’ll check the technical analysis indicators. The summary shows a “Strong Sell” across most timeframes—hourly, 5 hours, daily—except for the monthly, which is “Strong Buy.” This mixed signal needs careful consideration. The moving averages and technical indicators both point to a “Strong Sell,” so the short-term bias is bearish.

The 52-week range is 1.2098 to 1.3790, and the current price is closer to the upper end, but still within a reasonable range. The 1-year change is +3.06%, indicating overall bullishness in the longer term, but the recent dip suggests a correction or pullback.

Looking at the news headlines, there’s a mix of signals. For example, “US Dollar: Jobs and Consumer Confidence to Weigh on Greenback” is bearish for USD, which would be bullish for GBP/USD. However, “Dollar slips as traders brace for Trump-Xi, central bank meetings” also suggests USD weakness. On the other hand, “GBP/USD rises amid a risk-on mood and after solid data on Friday” supports a bullish view. But the technicals are conflicting with this.

The economic calendar shows some upcoming data, like US consumer confidence and new home sales, which could impact the dollar. If these numbers come in weak, GBP/USD might rise, but the technicals are suggesting a sell.

For timeframes, the 5m to 4h all indicate Strong Sell, while the daily is also Sell, but the weekly is neutral and monthly is Buy. The dominance of sell signals in shorter timeframes suggests entering a short position now, but with caution due to the monthly buy signal.

Calculating the lot size: assuming a $10,000 account and 1% risk, max loss is $100. If the stop loss is 50 pips (0.0050), the pip value is $10 per standard lot. So, $100 risk divided by (50 pips * $10) gives 0.20 standard lots. That’s 2 mini lots or 20 micro lots.

Entry at current price 1.3307, stop loss at 1.3357 (50 pips above), take profit at 1.3257 (50 pips below), 1.3207 (100 pips), and 1.3157 (150 pips). Risk-reward ratios are 1:1, 1:2, 1:3.

Confidence is 75%, which is below 80%, so I should recommend refreshing data after the upcoming US economic releases or central bank meetings, which could add volatility.

Key risks include unexpected positive UK data, USD weakness from poor US data, and central bank surprises. Monitoring price action around support/resistance levels and any news spikes is crucial.

So, the HTML output will reflect a Sell decision with the details laid out as per the instructions, using the specified color scheme and structure.

GBP/USD Live Chart

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