Published at 01:07 (GMT) 08 Apr
08 Apr USD/THB Daily
01::54 GMT - Sharp rally last session with the supportive stance seen on daily tools now eyeing strong resistance at 32.630 and expect the latter to put up a strong fight to current gain. Intraday support seen at 32.550 ahead of daily 32.460 and below latter to help bears regain downside footing. [W.T]
R5: 32.96 * 16 Mar high
R4: 32.92 18 Mar high
R3: 32.77 * 19/20 Mar highs
R2: 32.66 18 Mar low
R1: 32.63 * 30 Mar high
S1: 32.46 7 Apr low
S2: 32.39 * 3 Apr low
S3: 32.31 * 26 Feb low
S4: 32.28 22 Oct low
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