GBPJPY continued with losses for the second week in a row, dropping to a four-month low of 139.53 last Friday and near a key support area before turning neutral. The RSI in the four-hour chart continues to lack direction while remaining in bearish area and the red Tenkan-sen keeps flattening below the blue Kijun-sen line, reducing chances for a meaningful recovery in the short-term. However, should the price close comfortably above the 20-period moving average (SMA) (140.23), which has not been broken over the past two-weeks, traders could push the pair up to 141.19; the 23.6% Fibonacci of the downleg from 146.49 to ... (full story)