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GBP/JPY: Bearish Breakout of the Resistances at 144.85 and 144.27

GBP/JPY has broken the support area defined by 144.85 (05/02/2013 low) and 144.27 (17/01/2013 high). Further decline towards the support at 141.90 (see also rising trendline) is expected. Hourly resistances can be found at 145.39 (14/02/2013 high) and 146.61 (13/02/2013 high).

The break below the aforementioned support area has stopped our long strategy with profits.

GBP/JPY has broken its strong resistance at 140.03 (08/04/2011 high). Further long-term strength towards the key resistance at 163.09 (07/08/2009) is likely.

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