Entry: 102.2
Stop: 102.05
Resistances: 102.65 - 102.5 - 102.25
Supports: 101.7 - 101.85 - 102.1
USD/CAD - US Dollar / Canadian Dollar
Entry: 1.0975
Stop: 1.095
Resistances: 1.1035 - 1.1015 - 1.099
Supports: 1.0935 - 1.096 - 1.0975
AUD/USD - Australian dollar / US Dollar
Resistances: 0.943 - 0.9395 - 0.938
Supports: 0.931 - 0.934 - 0.9355
USD/CHF - US Dollar / Swiss Franc
Resistances: 0.884 - 0.882 - 0.881
Supports: 0.8765 - 0.8775 - 0.8795
GBP/USD - British Pound / US Dollar
Resistances: 1.6805 - 1.6765 - 1.675
Supports: 1.6675 - 1.6715 - 1.6735
EUR/GBP - Euro / British Pound
Resistances: 0.8285 - 0.8275 - 0.826
Supports: 0.8225 - 0.8235 - 0.825
EUR/CAD - Euro / Canadian Dollar
Resistances: 1.527 - 1.5235 - 1.5205
Supports: 1.512 - 1.5155 - 1.518
EUR/AUD - Euro / Australian dollar
Resistances: 1.4885 - 1.483 - 1.479
Supports: 1.4625 - 1.4705 - 1.4745
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