The pound sterling remained strong on Thursday trading in hopes of a market for Brexit negotiations.
EU Brexit Consultant Michel Barnier reportedly announced that negotiations would be reached on Friday.
But investors remain wary of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson's negative views on the final outcome of negotiations.
In addition, British Cabinet Minister Michael Gove reiterated that there was still a gap for some things in the negotiations.
The market is still focused on Brexit developments which are seen to have a big impact on the Pound movement while the decision of the English central bank meeting yesterday did not have a significant impact.
On the price chart for the GBP / USD pair, the price once again showed a surge in trading on Thursday yesterday reaching its latest high of 1.36200.
However, the price decline again occurred until the trade that continued into the Asian session this morning towards the RBS zone (resistance become support) 1.35000.
Market analysts remain expecting prices to continue rising in bullish trends to continue to record recent highs. However, the profit-taking activity factor over the weekend is likely to see a decline in prices.
If the price drops below the RBS zone of 1.35000, the downside is towards the focus zone at 1.34000.
