The British Pound Futures (6B) weekly chart shows a market in transition. Price action is currently at 1.3536 with medium-sized bars and average momentum, indicating neither strong acceleration nor deceleration. The short-term WSFG trend is down, with price just below the NTZ, suggesting some near-term resistance and possible consolidation or pullback. However, both the intermediate (MSFG) and long-term (YSFG) session fib grid trends are up, with price well above their respective NTZs, reflecting a broader bullish structure. Swing pivots confirm this mixed environment: the short-term pivot trend is up, and the intermediate-term HiLo trend is also up, with the most recent pivot high at 1.3564 and next support at 1.3147. Resistance levels cluster above, with significant levels at 1.3665 and 1.3796, while support is layered below, providing a cushion for any retracement. All benchmark moving averages from 5 to 200 weeks are in uptrends, reinforcing the underlying bullish bias on higher timeframes. Recent trade signals show both long and short entries in close proximity, highlighting the choppy, range-bound nature of the short-term action. Overall, the market is experiencing a short-term pause or pullback within a strong intermediate and long-term uptrend. This is typical of a market digesting gains after a rally, with potential for either a continuation higher if resistance is broken, or a deeper retracement if support levels are tested. The environment is characterized by consolidation and potential volatility as the market decides its next directional move.