To us, near-term momentum appears to favour the Australian Dollar, and as such we will be looking for a break of support at 1.7950 for confirmation of further losses in GBP/AUD. But, much will depend on wage data releases out of both Australia and Britain this week.

Exchange rate forecasts, economic data, events, and analysts' views for the GBP/AUD pair in the week ahead.

GBP/AUD has fallen to the bottom of its range - will the pair break even lower in the week ahead?

GBP/AUD continues oscillating within a band between 1.82 and 1.85 as the new trading week begins.

Momentum does appear to reside with Sterling from a technical standpoint and we would therefore suggest further advances are likely. Watch employment data out of both Australia and the UK for fundamental triggers.

The GBP/AUD pair continues to bang up against solid resistance from the 200-week moving average as we enter the new trading week.

The exchange rate is in an established uptrend but it has now met firm resistance overhead from the 200-week moving average (MA) which is capping further gains.

The Pound-to-Australian Dollar rate is in a steep uptrend which is likely to continue after forming a reliable continuation pattern during the previous week.

GBP/AUD is trending higher as the Australian Dollar weakens on a fallow interest rate outlook.

GBP/AUD continues to trade with a bullish bias despite the Aussie gaining from a positive global outlook and an upbeat central bank.

GBP/AUD has been trading sideways over the last week but there is a possibility it could go higher in the week ahead. 

 GBP/AUD has been rising steadily and is tipped to go even higher in the week ahead if it can break above the 1.80 highs.

GBP/AUD tipped to go higher, possibly to 1.85, if uptrend extends in week ahead.

The trend remains up for GBP/AUD despite turbulence from resurfacing Brexit risks.

The pattern of price-action recommends further upside in the week to come.

GBP/AUD is trading mixed in the short-term but remains in an uptrend over the longer-term horizon.

<>A lack of data from Australia means UK themes may dominate and the trend is at risk of rising on easing Brexit concerns.

Jobs data is the highlight of the calendar in the week ahead for the Australian Dollar, whilst inflation and retail sales data dominate the outlook for the Pound - the charts show the pair at a crossroads with the potential to rotate higher.

The main release in Australia is retail sales as analysts attempt to evaluate changing economic conditions, whilst the Pound sees the release of trade data and growth estimates - and charts show a market propensity for Aussie strength.

The Aussie will be directed by next week's assessment by its central bank, the Pound by politics and Brussels, and the chart of the pair looks bullish suggesting the potential for more upside for the Sterling.