Published at 01:34 (GMT) 22 Oct
22 Oct EUR/USD Daily
Return to the 1.2706 support following sharp pullback fromthe 1.2840 high. Lower see more support at 1.2675 below which will see risk for deeper pullback to the 1.2625/06 area. Higher low sought for renewed strength later with resistance now at 1.2785 and 1.2815. [P.L]
R5:: 1.2901 23 Sep high R4: 1.2886 * 15 Oct high
R3: 1.2840/45 21, 16 Oct highs
R2: 1.2815 intraday level
R1: 1.2785/91 intraday, 9 Oct highs
S1: 1.2706 * 16 Oct low
S2: 1.2675 * 3, 6 Oct highs
S3: 1.2625 15 Oct low
S4: 1.2606 * 10 Oct low
S5: 1.2571 30 Sep low
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