The British Pound Futures (6B) daily chart shows a pronounced bearish structure in both the short- and intermediate-term outlooks, with price action characterized by large, fast-moving bars and momentum to the downside. The market is trading well below both the weekly and monthly session fib grid neutral zones, confirming a strong downward bias. All key moving averages from short to long-term are trending down, reinforcing the prevailing bearish sentiment. Swing pivot analysis highlights a recent pivot low at 1.3011, with the next potential reversal at 1.3173, and resistance levels stacked well above current price, suggesting any rallies may face significant overhead supply. The ATR and volume metrics indicate elevated volatility and active participation, typical of a market in a corrective or trending phase. While the long-term yearly fib grid remains in an uptrend, the current price is below all major benchmarks, keeping the long-term outlook neutral until a sustained reversal emerges. Recent trade signals reflect this volatility, with both short and long entries triggered in quick succession, indicative of potential short-term bottoming attempts within a broader downtrend. Overall, the chart suggests a market in a corrective phase, with the potential for short-term bounces but with dominant downward pressure prevailing for now.