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GBP/JPY Technical Analysis: Guppy looking to push off from 145.25

  • The Sterling looks to have made a temporary bottom on the Guppy pair from 145.25, but failure to break beyond the previous swing high level near 146.40 will see a continuation of the ongoing bearish trend.
  • June's lows sit near 143.75, with the current year's lows not far away at 143.20, and GBP buyers have their work cut out for them to make bullish work in a week that sees both BoJ and BoE action slated for the calendar.

GBP/JPY Chart, 15-Minute

Spot rate: 145.47
Relative change:0.04%
High:145.63
Low: 145.29
  
Trend: Flat to bullish
  
Support 1: 145.29 (current day low)
Support 2: 145.26 (previous week low)
Support 3: 144.68 (June 25th swing low)
  
Resistance 1:145.70 (Friday high)
Resistance 2: 146.51 (previous week high)
Resistance 3: 146.80 (38.2% Fibo retracement level)

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Joshua Gibson

Joshua joins the FXStreet team as an Economics and Finance double major from Vancouver Island University with twelve years' experience as an independent trader focusing on technical analysis.

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