December 14 　This week’s USD/JPY and GBP/JPY analysis · Today’s European and US hours

Since this morning, the pound/yen has opened with a gap of over 100 pips and is rising.

It is again positioned in the middle of the key upper and lower levels announced yesterday. It can move in either direction.

Because world situations change daily, holding positions across weeks remains scary.

The United States is also in confusion.

Today is the Electoral College voting day, but it seems like the results may already be irrelevant as various global confrontations arise.

Nation vs. nation, nation vs. corporations, and increasing restrictions on online speech are starting, and the divide only deepens.

Since it seems that an investigation result on whether foreign interference in the U.S. presidential election occurred on the 18th will be released,

I personally predict that once this result is announced, it could lead to a full-scale war state between the identified interfering country and the United States.

Therefore, carrying positions over to next week is very frightening.

From after the 18th, it is expected that anything could happen not only with the United States and the relevant countries but worldwide, so

regardless of the currency, individuals and families may need to make their own decisions.

I think it would be tough if we lose electricity, so I am daily preparing for emergencies, stockpiling food and other measures.

In such world conditions,

I would like to continue analyzing the dollar/yen and pound/yen with Keikana Line this week as well.

To everyone reading this, I hope you have a good week.