The British Pound Futures (6B) weekly chart shows a market in a corrective phase after a significant rally earlier in the year. Price action is currently subdued, with medium-sized bars and slow momentum, indicating a lack of strong conviction in either direction. Both the short-term and intermediate-term trends are bearish, as reflected by the WSFG and MSFG readings, with price trading below their respective NTZ/F0% levels and both swing pivot trends pointing down. Resistance levels are clustered well above the current price, while support is spaced out below, suggesting room for further downside if selling pressure persists. Long-term, the YSFG trend remains up, and the 20 and 55 week moving averages are still in uptrends, but the 100 and 200 week benchmarks are neutral to down, highlighting a transition phase. The recent trade signals show mixed short-term activity, with both long and short entries triggered in early November, reflecting the choppy and indecisive nature of the current market environment. Overall, the chart suggests a market in consolidation or a corrective pullback within a broader uptrend, with the potential for further downside in the short to intermediate term before any resumption of the longer-term bullish trend.