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      Channeling Ascending Alternations

      Central BankForex
      Summary:

      A day after the Fed decided to hold interest rates steady, the Bank of England (BOE) cut its benchmark rate, highlighting a growing divergence between the Fed and other global central banks in their responses to economic challenges, including those posed by Trump's tariffs.

      Buy GBPJPY
      EXP
      PENDING

      192.000

      ENTRY

      196.600

      TGT

      189.800

      SL

      193.390 +0.174 +0.09%

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      Point

      PENDING

      189.800

      SL

      CLOSING

      192.000

      ENTRY

      196.600

      TGT

      Fundamentals

      The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) voted 5-4 to reduce the base rate by 25 basis points to 4.25%, in line with market expectations. However, the decision revealed a rare three-way split among policymakers.
      Five members supported the 25 basis point cut, while Swati Dhingra and Alan Taylor voted for a more aggressive 50 basis point reduction. Conversely, Catherine L. Mann and Huw Pill argued for maintaining the rate at 4.5%.
      In an accompanying statement, the Bank reiterated that a "gradual and careful approach" to unwinding monetary tightening remains appropriate.
      While acknowledging progress on disinflation, the MPC emphasized the need to keep policy "restrictive for as long as necessary" to ensure that inflation sustainably returns to the 2% target.
      The Bank's latest Monetary Policy Report forecasts that CPI inflation will rise to 3.5% in the third quarter of 2025 before falling back to 2% in the medium term.
      However, policymakers outlined two alternative scenarios fraught with risks. The first scenario envisions a drop in demand, assuming heightened uncertainty suppresses domestic spending and inflationary pressures dissipate more quickly. In this case, the economy would face a larger output gap, with inflation 0.3% lower than the baseline over three years.
      Conversely, the second scenario projects persistently higher inflation, driven by second-round effects on wages and prices from recent increases in headline inflation, compounded by weak productivity growth. In this scenario, while inflation would have a smaller impact on economic growth, it would remain 0.4% above the baseline throughout the forecast period.
      Channeling Ascending Alternations_1

      Technical Analysis

      On Thursday, the GBPJPY edged higher, trading around 192.77, with bulls maintaining control. The pair continues to find support from a series of ascending short-term moving averages, which further reinforces its overall bullish structure. However, mixed signals from some momentum indicators may limit its short-term upside potential.
      From a technical perspective, as long as the support level at 189.97 holds, GBPJPY is expected to continue its upward trend. A breakout above 193.72 would extend the rally that began at 184.35, targeting the resistance level at 195.95.
      Conversely, a breakdown below the 189.97 support level would signal a shift towards bearish sentiment, potentially leading to further declines.

      Trading Recommendations

      Trading Direction: Long
      Entry Price: 192.00
      Target Price: 196.60
      Stop Loss: 189.80
      Valid Until: May 23, 2025, 23:55:00
      Support: 191.78/190.28/189.34
      Resistance: 193.72/195.41/196.46
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      Master of Economics, 8 years in the financial industry, CFA holder, joined HSBC (Hong Kong) Bank in 2013 after graduating from the University of California, USA in the Investment Research and Markets Department. With years of financial market experience and trading experience, having provided excellent investment advice to many brokerages, entity derivatives importers and clients in Greater China.

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