GBP/JPY is moving higher in a phase of accumulation. The bulls can target the 61.8% ratio near 152.50 to mitigate the imbalance of the prior bearish impulse ahead of weekly resistance near 153.20.
The M-formation on the weekly chart is a reversion pattern that would be expected to pull in the bulls to the neckline located near 153.20. However, there is some work to do on the daily chart first with levels to break as follows.
From a daily perspective, support has been held and the bulls can home in on the 151.20s as per the order block eclipsed in the chart. A move towards the 61.8% golden ratio aligns particularly with the old support near 152.50. A break there opens risk to the M-formation's neckline, as illustrated in the weekly chart above.
A break of the daily support, however, opens the risk of a considerable move to the downside. 140/142.50 would be earmarked targets for the bears positioning for the downside in such a scenario, as per the following weekly chart:
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