GBP/JPY takes offers around 150.55, the lowest levels since October 04, during early Tuesday morning in Europe. In doing so, the cross-currency pair not only reverses the previous day’s corrective pullback but also braces for the biggest monthly fall since September 2020.
That said, the sellers cheer downside break of 200-DMA and 61.8% Fibonacci retracement (Fibo.) of July-October advances amid bearish MACD signals.
Hence, the latest declines are likely to last longer with the 78.6% Fibo. level near 150.50 acting as the immediate support.
Adding to the downside filters is a four-month-long support line near the 150.00 round figure, a break of which will make the quote vulnerable to test September’s low of 148.95.
Alternatively, 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level and 200-DMA, respectively near 152.50 and 153.65, restrict the short-term upside of the pair.
However, GBP/JPY bulls may not take risk of entries until witnessing a clear upside break of a descending resistance line from October 21, around 153.80 by the press time.
Trend: Further weakness expected
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