The British pound recovers from two straight days of losses amid an improved market sentiment as the North American session winds down. At the time of writing, the GBP/JPY is trading at 156.52.
The GBP/JPY upward move on February 10 fell short of breaking above the January 5 157.76 daily high, retreating under a five-month-old downslope trendline that passes around the 157.20-40 area. At the end, that left a candlestick with a larger wick on the top, indicating that selling pressure kept the GBP/KPY of printing a higher daily close which could have exacerbated a move to the upside.
Nevertheless, the daily moving averages (DMAs) are located below the exchange rate, indicating a bullish bias in the pair. That factor, alongside a Relative Strenght Index (RSI) at 58, aiming higher and a forming “bullish harami” candle pattern, could catalyst a move to the upside.
With that scenario in play, the GBP/JPY first resistance would be 157.00. Breach of the latter would expose January 5 157.78 daily high, followed by the psychological 158.00 level and finally the October 20 158.22 daily high.
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