By ForexTime
The Consumer Prices Index (CPI) held at the BOE’s 2% target for a second month in June while services inflation was also unchanged at 5.7%. With CPI proving more stubborn than expected, Sterling jumped to a session high as bets for an August rate cut dropped to 40%.
Note: Over 80% of the revenues from FTSE100 companies come from outside of the UK. Meaning, that an appreciating pound results in lower revenues for those companies – weighing on the UK100 as a result. The same is true vice versa.
More volatility could be on the horizon for the UK100 due to the incoming jobs report on Thursday and retail sales on Friday. It is worth keeping in mind that, over the past year, the UK jobs report has triggered upside moves of as much as 0.6% or declines of 1.2% in a 6-hour window post-release.
According to Thomas Bulkowski’s book Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns, price (in a falling wedge pattern) can break out either upward or downward but is usually upward.
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