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EUR/USD Daily
Settling back from the 1.0940 high which keep trade confined within a 4-wk down channel from the 1.1060 high. Dips see support now at the 1.0825/00 area ahead of the 1.0711 low and higher low sought for renewed strength later. Above the 1.0940/46 resistance will clear the way for retest of the 1.0993 and 1.1060 highs. [PL]
USD/CHF Daily
Rejection from the 1.0125 high to break the .9991 support triggers deeper pullback to .9923 low. Risk now seen for further decline to the .9900 level then .9853 support. Below this will see return to the .9800 level. Upside see the parity level now reverting to resistance ahead of 1.0073 then the 1.0125 high. [P.L]
USD/JPY Daily
Staging recovery from the 117.33 low and rally above the 118.00 level see scope for stronger recovery to correct the steep drop this week from above the 120.00 level. Above the 118.60 high see resistance at 118.70/79 area and 119.70. Beyond this see strong resistance at 120.00/35 area. [PL]
EUR/CHF Daily
Bounce from the 1.0827 low keep ranging action in play and resistance seen at the 1.0900 level. Would need lift over this to expose the 1.0940 Dec high to retest. Support is at the 1.0800 level and see break here needed to weaken and expose higher lows at 1.0778 and 1.0756 to retest. [P.L]
GBP/USD Daily
Bullish implication of Hammer set last session and bull-divergence on daily Stochastic are making bears wary at current depth and keeping intraday trade on a firmer tone during intraday trading and push to 1.4682 resistance will help garner upside momentum. [W.T]
EUR/GBP Daily
Follow-through above the .7400/24 area has seen extension to the .7483/93, May/Oct 2015 highs. Clearance here will confirm a 10-mth base pattern and trigger stronger recovery to retrace the down-leg from .8815, 2013 high. Consolidation seen for now while the .7483/93 highs cap with support starting at .7400 level then .7345/08 area. [PL]
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