Published at 01:30 (GMT) 15 Apr
15 Apr USD / MYR Daily
01::50 GMT - Upmove from the 3.6212 low taking a breather within current consolidation and lift above 3.7088 resistance will trigger renewed strength to next target at 3.7222. On the downside, dip below 3.6910 support will ease upside pressure and shiftfocus lower to 3.6720 then 3.6685. [W.T]
R5: 3.7410 23 Jan 2006 low
R4: 3.7370 ** 6 Mar 2009 high
R3: 3.7350 * 20 Mar high
R2: 3.7222 30 Mar high
R1: 3.7088 13 Apr high
S1: 3.6910 14 Apr low
S2: 3.6720 intraday level
S3: 3.6685 13 Apr low
S4: 3.6487 8 Apr high
S5: 3.6318 10 Apr low
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