GBP/JPY supported on ‘buying on dips in Yen’

FXstreet.com (London) - GBP/JPY was capped at 157.60 and has drifted lower towards the handle supported at 157.20.

Whispers around an impending resolution had kept USD/JPY trading firm but the pair has turned course, although currently being supported on ‘buying on dips’ trading. Attentions now turn to the details of the resolution and just how far down the road the ‘’can’’ can be kicked and how investors deal with the subsequent release of US data in the coming weeks. Beyond this the focus once again shifts towards the Fed and of course Yellen and continuation of QE/Tapering. From the calendar, for GBP, Research teams at TD Securities said CPI was a little stronger than expected at 2.7% Y/Y in Sept (mkt 2.6%), unchanged from August...”the focus will be on the unemployment rate, where analysts are split for tomorrow’s reading between looking for unchanged at 7.7% or another notch lower at 7.6%”.

GBP/JPY Levels

The 20 DMA is 157.65, the 50 DMA is 155.15 and the 200 DMA is 150.00. RSI (14) reads 42.55. supports are ascending from 155.85, 156.45 and 157.10. Spot is currently 157.20 while resistances are 157.55, 157.85, 158.85 and 159.40.

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