212.673USD
Today
-0.23%
5 Days
+1.31%
1 Month
+1.84%
6 Months
+6.44%
Year to Date
+0.72%
1 Year
+11.20%
Opening Price
213.079Previous Closing Price
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The MACD must penetrate its zero line to expect further downside.
above 213.63, look for 214.41 and 214.87.
target 211.49
GBP/JPY trades higher on Tuesday as the ongoing US-Iran conflict pressures the Japanese Yen (JPY) amid fears that disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz could threaten energy supplies to Japan, which relies heavily on imported Oil.

GBP/JPY extends gains on Monday, rising for a third consecutive day as traders reassess the monetary policy outlook for the Bank of England (BoE) and the Bank of Japan (BoJ) amid soaring Oil prices driven by the escalating US-Iran war, which is reviving global inflation concerns.

GBP/JPY trades little changed on Friday, consolidating within the week’s range as traders reassess the monetary policy outlook for major central banks. Rising Oil prices linked to the escalating US-Iran conflict are fueling inflation concerns, which could influence future interest-rate decisions.

The GBP/JPY cross attracts sellers for the second consecutive day on Friday and drops to the 210.00 psychological mark heading into the European session.

GBP/JPY snaps a two-day winning streak on Thursday as hawkish signals from the Bank of Japan (BoJ) strengthen the Japanese Yen (JPY), putting pressure on the British Pound (GBP).

BNY’s Geoff Yu highlights that U.K. political uncertainty and potential populist outcomes may trigger short-term volatility in Gilts and GBP, but questions the longer-term impact on U.K. government paper.

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