The British Pound Futures (6B) daily chart is currently dominated by a bearish short- and intermediate-term structure, as evidenced by the downward trends in both the weekly and monthly session fib grids (WSFG and MSFG), as well as the swing pivot trends. Price is trading below the NTZ (neutral trading zone) for both the weekly and monthly grids, reinforcing the downside bias. All key short- and intermediate-term moving averages (5, 10, 20, 55, 100-day) are trending down and positioned above the current price, confirming persistent selling pressure and a lack of bullish momentum. The most recent swing pivot has established a new low at 1.3347, with the next potential reversal level at 1.3432, and resistance levels overhead at 1.3432, 1.3592, and 1.3729. The only significant support is at 1.3156. Despite the long-term YSFG trend remaining up, the current price action is in a corrective phase within that broader uptrend, as the 200-day MA is still rising but well below the market. Volatility (ATR) and volume (VOLMA) are moderate, suggesting orderly but persistent downside movement rather than panic selling. Recent trade signals have triggered short entries, aligning with the prevailing short- and intermediate-term bearish structure. Overall, the market is in a corrective or pullback phase within a larger uptrend, with the short-term outlook remaining bearish until a reversal signal or a significant support test emerges.