Stoyan Mihaylov
DeltaStock.com
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EUR/USD
Current level - 1.1330
The outlook here remains positive above 1.1280 support area, for a rise towards 1.1390 key hurdle, en route to 1.1464 high.
| Minor | Intraday | Major | Intraweek | |
| Resistance | 1.1390 | 1.1464 | 1.1494 | 1.1720 |
| Support | 1.1280 | 1.1216 | 1.1057 | 1.0820 |
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- USD/JPY
Current level - 108.90
The massive sell-off after the second failure below 112.00 resistance signals a completion of the whole corrective rebound above 107.60 low. The bias is bearish, for a break through 108.50, towards 107.60, en route to 105.40 later on.
| Minor | Intraday | Major | Intraweek | |
| Resistance | 109.90 | 110.60 | 112.00 | 113.80 |
| Support | 108.50 | 107.60 | 107.60 | 105.40 |
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- GBP/USD
Current level - 1.4540
Despite yesterday's short-lived dip to 1.4470, the overall bias remains bullish, for a rise towards 1.4670, en route to 1.4785. Initial intraday support lies at 1.4514.
| Minor | Intraday | Major | Intraweek | |
| Resistance | 1.4670 | 1.4785 | 1.670 | 1.4785 |
| Support | 1.4514 | 1.4400 | 1.4300 | 1.4000 |
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| DATE | ORDER | ENTRY | SL | TP1 | TP2 | |
| EUR/USD | April 28 | BUY MKT | 1.1330 | 1.1270 | 1.1450 | --- |
| USD/JPY | April 28 | SELL MKT | 108.90 | 109.60 | 107.70 | --- |
| GBP/USD | April 28 | BUY MKT | 1.4540 | 1.4500 | 1.4660 | 1.4770 |
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