- EUR/GBP remains muted in the Asian session.
- Bulls remain pressurized near the 0.8620 mark.
- Neutral MACD warns against aggressive bids.
The EUR/GBP cross-currency pair edges lower on Wednesday in the Asian session. The pair makes a consolidated move with negative bias.
At the time of writing, EUR/GBP trades at 0.8607, down 0.05% for the day.
EUR/GBP 4-hour chart
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On the 4-hour chart, the EUR/GBP cross has been forming the lower low formations from the highs of 0.8671. The descending trendline from the mentioned level acts as a barrier to the price.
A break below the 0.8606 mark could bring more selling opportunities for EUR/GBP bears. The immediate support emerges at the 0.8595 horizontal level.
The Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicator trades above the midline, with a bearish crossover. Any downtick in the MACD would amplify the selling pressure towards the 0.8580 horizontal support level.
The next area of demand could be located near the June 11 low in the vicinity of the 0.8565 area.
Alternatively, if the price sustains above the session's high at 0.8611, then it could attempt to test the bearish sloping line at the 0.8620 mark.
Next, EUR/GBP bulls would flex their muscle at the 0.8635 and the 0.8650 horizontal support levels.
EUR/GBP additional levels
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