The GBP/JPY pair continues to show bullish potential, despite its neutral correlation with GBP/USD. While both pairs involve the British Pound, their price movements are not strongly linked, allowing them to behave differently even under similar macroeconomic influences. As highlighted in our previous analysis (see link below), the GBP/JPY had a promising chance to grow, and the pair has now reached the 190.000 area, where we opened a long position.
Current Strategy: Targeting 197.200 Our initial target for this long position is set around 197.200, a critical resistance area. In our last forecast, we moved the Stop Loss (SL) to breakeven, ensuring that any adverse price movement will not result in losses. This update reaffirms the likelihood of a long continuation for the GBP/JPY pair, with potential for further gains if the market remains supportive following today’s FOMC Minutes.
Possible Scenario: Partial Profit Taking and Next Supply Zone If the price hits the take profit level after the release of the FOMC Minutes, we may consider closing 50% of the position to lock in some gains, allowing the remaining portion to run toward the next supply zone around 202.000. This strategy balances profit-taking with the potential for additional upside movement.
Conclusion: Bullish Outlook Intact The GBP/JPY continues to align with our forecast, and we are watching for a potential long continuation as the pair approaches key technical levels. With the next supply zone around 202.000, there is room for the pair to extend its rally. We remain optimistic and will manage the trade accordingly, with a focus on maximizing gains while protecting the position.
Looking for further long continuation.
Forecast N.1
Forecast N.2
Both in Profit.
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