On the daily chart, there was a pullback from the "round" level of 1.2900, but after that the pair received support at the level of 1.2700 - the upper limit of the range in early September of 1.2600-1.2700. The candle close to the "hammer" on September 23 is also a bullish signal. Since the end of August, the relative highs and lows of the pair have been growing. Bearish signals are a quick pullback from 1.2900 and the fact that the pair did not hold on to the nearest "round" level of 1.2800. At this scale, the situation is approximately neutral.
On the four-hour chart, a decline is rather preferable - after a sharp decline from 1.2900 with an upward rebound, the 1.2800 level has already acted as resistance, a "shooting star" formed near it on September 21, and on September 22, the pair sharply declined, reaching the next "round" level of 1.2700. On September 22-23, the 1.2800 level also acted as resistance, and given that the pair broke away from several variants of the trend line, even if the trend persists, the decline may continue with the goal of returning to 1.2700. As long as the pair is below 1.2800, this seems more likely.
Resistance levels: 1.2800; 1.2850
Support levels: 1.2700; 1.2655