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GBP/JPY Price Analysis: Pound’s recovery is expected to find resistance at 190.75

  • The Sterling has trimmed some losses amid Yen weakness and upbeat UK manufacturing data
  • Failure to break above 190.75 would keep the bearish structure intact.
  • An AB=CD correction might push the pair to 189.70. 

The Sterling is moderately higher on Tuesday, favored by a somewhat weaker Yen, which suffers when US Treasury yields rise and the upbeat UK manufacturing figures. Bulls, however, are likely to be challenged at the 190.75 area.

GBP/JPY Price Analysis: Technical Outlook

The pair has completed a bullish cycle at 193.55 and is going through a corrective reversal with scope for further decline. Bears have been contained so far at the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement of the March rally, but a failure to return above 190.75 would keep the negative structure intact.

An AB=CD correction would push the pair through the 190.11 support area toward the 189.60 level. On the contrary. a confirmation above 190.75 and 1.91.50 would negate this view.

GBP/JPY 4-hour chart

GBPJPY-Chart

GBP/JPY

Overview
Today last price190.58
Today Daily Change0.24
Today Daily Change %0.13
Today daily open190.34
 
Trends
Daily SMA20190.45
Daily SMA50189.42
Daily SMA100186.83
Daily SMA200184.91
 
Levels
Previous Daily High191.36
Previous Daily Low190.18
Previous Weekly High191.68
Previous Weekly Low190.35
Previous Monthly High193.54
Previous Monthly Low187.96
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%190.63
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%190.91
Daily Pivot Point S1189.9
Daily Pivot Point S2189.46
Daily Pivot Point S3188.73
Daily Pivot Point R1191.07
Daily Pivot Point R2191.8
Daily Pivot Point R3192.24

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Guillermo Alcala

Graduated in Communication Sciences at the Universidad del Pais Vasco and Universiteit van Amsterdam, Guillermo has been working as financial news editor and copywriter in diverse Forex-related firms, like FXStreet and Kantox.

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