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GBP/JPY Price Analysis: Hovers at around 186.30s awaiting fresh data

  • GBP/JPY trades flat around 186.31, within today's 186.18/186.77 range.
  • Facing resistance at Tenkan-Sen (186.89), with 187.00 as next upside target.
  • Crossing above 187.73 from last Friday could aim for 188.00 resistance.
  • Dropping below this week’s low of 186.14 eyes 186.00, then Senkou Span A (185.36) and early February's 185.22 low.

The GBP/JPY is virtually unchanged during the North American session, with the pair consolidating within a tight 186.18/186.77 range on Tuesday. At the time of writing, the pair exchanges hands at 186.31.

 The cross-pair trades directionless, awaiting fresh market data, capped on the upside by the Tenkan-Sen at 186.89, ahead of the psychological 187.00 figure. If buyers reclaim last Friday's high of 187.73, that would pave the way to challenge 188.00.

Conversely, if sellers drag the exchange rate below the current week’s low of 186.14, the next demand zone would be the 186.00 mark. If selling pressure extends below that area, the next support would be the Senkou Span A at 185.36, ahead of the February 1 low of 185.22. once those levels are cleared, 185.00 is up next.

GBP/JPY Price Action – Daily Chart

GBP/JPY Technical Levels

GBP/JPY

Overview
Today last price186.3
Today Daily Change-0.06
Today Daily Change %-0.03
Today daily open186.36
 
Trends
Daily SMA20186.85
Daily SMA50184.28
Daily SMA100183.95
Daily SMA200181.75
 
Levels
Previous Daily High187.67
Previous Daily Low186.18
Previous Weekly High188.3
Previous Weekly Low185.23
Previous Monthly High188.94
Previous Monthly Low178.74
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%186.75
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%187.1
Daily Pivot Point S1185.8
Daily Pivot Point S2185.24
Daily Pivot Point S3184.3
Daily Pivot Point R1187.3
Daily Pivot Point R2188.23
Daily Pivot Point R3188.8

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Christian Borjon Valencia

Christian Borjon began his career as a retail trader in 2010, mainly focused on technical analysis and strategies around it. He started as a swing trader, as he used to work in another industry unrelated to the financial markets.

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