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GBP/JPY Price Analysis: More consolidation on the cards

  • GBP/JPY to keep moving sideways while above 153.70.
  • Consolidation range between 154.40 and 153.50 prevails, with mixed signals.

The GBP/JPY continues to move sideways between 153.70 and 154.40, within the bigger range of 153.50/155.00. A break above 154.50 should strengthen the pound, clearing the way for a test of 155.00.

Technical indicators offer mixed signs. With the bearish correction from multi-year highs being limited, the negative momentum is vanishing. At the same time, the upside continues to be limited and not supported at the moment, by short-term indicators.

Price is moving around the 21-SMA in the four hours chart. The odds of false breakouts warrant precaution for the sessions ahead. A firm break of 153.70 would expose the critical support at 153.50, that if broken should point to more losses.

On a more general perspective, while above 145.20/50 (long-term uptrend line) the outlook will remain positive of the pound.

GBP/JPY 4-hour chart

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GBP/JPY

Overview
Today last price154.02
Today Daily Change0.05
Today Daily Change %0.03
Today daily open153.97
 
Trends
Daily SMA20153.11
Daily SMA50151.78
Daily SMA100148.68
Daily SMA200143.35
 
Levels
Previous Daily High154.46
Previous Daily Low153.78
Previous Weekly High154.84
Previous Weekly Low153.54
Previous Monthly High153.42
Previous Monthly Low149.06
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%154.04
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%154.2
Daily Pivot Point S1153.68
Daily Pivot Point S2153.39
Daily Pivot Point S3153
Daily Pivot Point R1154.36
Daily Pivot Point R2154.75
Daily Pivot Point R3155.04

Author

Matías Salord

Matías started in financial markets in 2008, after graduating in Economics. He was trained in chart analysis and then became an educator. He also studied Journalism. He started writing analyses for specialized websites before joining FXStreet.

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