GBPJPY 15M 02/05/2023 Currently, on the 15-minute timeframe, we are in a bearish trend formed by two changes in structure. Therefore, we are currently in a bearish range that goes from 171.604 to 169.952, with the latter being the liquidity point of the current bearish range. We have a demand zone in the area of 171.559 to 171.382, and the second zone is between 172.328 and 172.162. We could expect a reaction in both zones, provided we observe how the price orders approach these areas. Alternatively, we could wait for these ranges to be liquidated and broken to establish a new bullish trend and liquidate the liquidity points of the previously established ranges.
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GBP/JPY - Double Top - Bearish DivergenceOverview
FX:GBPJPY has formed bearish divergence and double top pattern after having a strong bullish rally!
Analysis & Plan
Double top is a bearish reversal pattern which indicates a change of trend from bullish to bearish. Bearish divergence is also an indicator of a weak bullish trend, hence our bias for FX:GBPJPY is currently bearish. We are looking to short break of support (neckline) and enter via a sell stop order!
GBPJPY: Continue the trend!Brace yourself for BOJ's announcement
The upcoming decision of the Bank of Japan on interest rates will be closely monitored by the markets, regardless of their expectations. This is because it will be the first such decision made under the leadership of the new Governor Kazuo Ueda. Analysts will carefully analyze the accompanying commentary for any hints on when Ueda may begin tightening monetary policy. The Bank of Japan is likely to provide ample advance notice to the markets, and it is possible that Ueda may make some non-committal comments on Friday. However, he has consistently emphasized his preference for maintaining the current yield curve control in the short to medium term, and is expected to stand by this stance.
GBPJPY Top-down analysis Hello traders, this is a complete multiple timeframe analysis of this pair. We see could find significant trading opportunities as per analysis upon price action confirmation we may take this trade. Smash the like button if you find value in this analysis and drop a comment if you have any questions or let me know which pair to cover in my next analysis.
GBPJPY - Another short ✅Hello traders!
‼️ This is my perspective on GBPJPY.
Technical analysis: On higher timeframe we are in a bearish market structure, that's why I look for shorts. Here I expect bearish price action as price rejected from bearish order block + institutional big figure 167.000. My target is liquidity below equal lows + imbalance.
Fundamental analysis: Tomorrow we have news on JPY, will be release Policy Rate and BOJ Press Conference, if the results are positive for JPY, this will support our move.
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GBP/JPY: Short opportunity to catch +500 pips- Price respected the last swing high at supply area around 168.0, A good sign for strong sellers at supply area.
- After forming equal highs at supply area, price dropped with an impulsive bearish move to 165.500 forming equal lows.
- A huge pole of liquidity built below 165.500.
- Also we can observe an imbalance on the last bearish move from 167.0 to 166.500.
- liquidity built below 165.500 will grab the price down also an imbalance needs to be filled.
* We may have a bearish move to 161.0 demand zone after retesting 167.0 filling the imbalance
GBP/JPY - Double Top - Bearish DivergenceGBP/JPY has formed double top, which is a bearish reversal pattern. Price is likely to break support (neckline) and start a bearish trend. Price is also showing Bearish Divergence on RSI which means there's a possibility of a bearish reversal anytime now! Will be looking to short ONLY if support is broken with stop loss above the double top!
GBP/JPY: Brace Yourself for BoJ's AnnouncementWith safe haven currencies pulling in the most buyers this week, including the yen and the US dollar, what will happen to the USD/JPY and the GBP/JPY leading up to, and after, the Interest Rate Decision due from the Bank of Japan on Friday?
Markets will likely be watching this decision super closely regardless of their expectation for the BoJ to leave interest rates unchanged. This is because this is the BoJ's first interest rate decision with its new Governor Kazuo Ueda. Commentary that goes alongside the interest rate decision will be scrutinized for any indication when Ueda might start tightening monetary policy. The BoJ will likely try to prepare markets far in advance, so it's not unlikely that Ueda might prepare some very small non-committal comments that speak to this on Friday, while standing firmly behind his preference for maintaining the current yield curve control in the short to medium term, which he has reaffirmed at every outing since taking control of the central bank.
The GBP/JPY has plunged from a weekly high of just under 168.000 to just under 166.000 at the time of writing as risk-averse trades take over the market. The pair did bottom out at 165.400 before a slight rebound with support appearing at 165.550.
Looking at the 1-hour chart of the GBP/JPY, the pair took advantage of the stability of the support level of 165.550 to activate value hunters to enter the market and help the pair surpass the 165.800 support line from earlier sessions. But it has been rejected at 166.10 once already in this bullish push. Next up, we will see how well 165.800 holds up if the downside push has any momentum. However, the Stochastic Indicator is not pointing too much momentum in the pair right now, at least in the 1-hour timeframe.
GBPJPY Shorting completedAfter the London session open, it was followed by impulsive move upside and then another big move to the downside, taking out the small retailers.
As shown in the last idea, our trade played out well hitting both tp1 and tp2 and almost near to tp3.
Exiting the trade here, as its risky to keep holding. Will be entering again once the market stabilises.
GBPJPY: Continued uptrend after correction!GBPJPY rebounds from 167.50 as bulky UK Inflation supports hawkish BoE bets
According to the latest release of UK inflation figures, the headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) has slightly decreased from 10.4% to 10.1%. This decline can be attributed to the drop in energy prices used for heating and electricity. Despite this, investors are not happy with the inflation rate remaining in double digits. Additionally, food prices have reached a new high of 19.1%, the highest in 45 years.