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GBP/JPY: another way to bet on the pound
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The dire situation for the British pound continues. Although many of the negative things such as the likely resignation of Prime Minister Theresa May are probably already priced in, the uncertainty about the future should keep the sterling under pressure. The Japanese yen, on the contrary, may stay in demand as investors worry about trade tensions between the United States and China.
GBP/JPY is testing levels below the support of the last 4 trading days at 139.50. The previous attempt to break higher has failed. The focus in now at the 61.8% Fibo of the 2018-2019 advance at 138.60. The next Fibonacci level is at 135.70.
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