Decreasing growth in the Chinese economy, means lower demand for Australia's iron ore and coal (of which prices are declining), therefore Australia is experiencing over supply issues and a surplus in output capacity. Unemployment is rising, and recent monetary policy is dovish. All these factors point to this pair being very bullish.
The GBP/AUD pair has endured a powerful bear market since 2001, however, many correlating indicators are suggesting that we may be close approaching a confirmed pivotal change in the dominant trend.
Our first major indicator was the cross of the 50/200 Exponential Moving Averages which occurred in January of 2014. The last time these indicators crossed...