Remains vulnerable below 0.9000 mark, two-week lows

EUR/GBP dropped to over two-week lows amid strong buying around the sterling.
The set-up favours bearish trades and supports prospects for additional weakness.
Recovery attempts might remain capped near 0.9050 confluence support breakpoint.

The EUR/GBP cross weakened further below the key 0.9000 psychological mark and dropped to over two-week lows during the mid-European session amid hopes for a last-minute Brexit deal. The British pound maintained its strong bid tone and had a rather muted reaction after the Bank of England announced its latest monetary policy decision.

Meanwhile, the EUR/GBP cross, so far, has managed to defend static support near the 0.8980 region, held since the beginning of this month. The mentioned region coincides with the very important 200-day SMA, which if broken decisively will set the stage for an extension of the recent sharp pullback from near three-month tops set last Friday.

That said, acceptance below the 61.8% Fibonacci level of the 0.8867-0.9230 recent strong positive move might have already set the stage for additional weakness. The negative outlook is further reinforced by the overnight break below the 0.9050 confluence support – comprising of over three-week-old ascending trend-line and the 50% Fibo.

An eventual fall below the 0.8980 support will now be seen as a fresh trigger for bearish traders and turn the EUR/GBP cross vulnerable to accelerate the slide back to test the 0.8900 round-figure mark. The downward trajectory could further get extended and drag the cross further towards November monthly swing lows support near the 0.8865-60 zone.

On the flip side, any attempted recovery back above the 0.9000 mark (61.8% Fibo.) might now be seen as a selling opportunity. This, in turn, should cap the upside for the EUR/GBP cross near the mentioned confluence support breakpoint, now turned resistance, near mid-0.9000s.