EUR/USD Daily
Failed to sustain break of the 1.0800 level yesterday though setback to break the 1.0860 support return focus to the 1.0800 level then the 1.0778 low. Follow-through below the latter will expose the 1.0711 low to retest. Resistance now at the 1.0900/21 area then the 1.0985 high. [PL]
USD/CHF Daily
Failed to sustain jump to 1.0147 high and setback below the 1.0100 level see mkt settling back in consolidation. Further strength seen for retest of the 1.0125/47 highs and where clearance will target the 1.0200 level. Only below the .9991 low weakens and expose the .9959 and .9881 lows of last week. [PL]
USD/JPY Daily
Extending recovery from the 115.98 low to retest the 118.00 level. Above this see strong resistance at the 118.11/38 highs and where clearance will trigger stronger recovery to target 118.83. Support now at the 117.00 level then the 116.47 and 115.98 lows. [PL]
EUR/CHF Daily
Stays in range within the 1.0983/1.0900 area with hold above the 1.0900 level seen sustaining the bullish structure from the 1.0756, Dec low. Higher will see scope to the 1.1000 level then 1.1050, Sep high. Below 1.0900 will weaken and swing focus to the 1.0855/27 area then the 1.0800 level. [PL]
GBP/USD Daily
Intraday trade tight in consolidation but the appearance of a Hammer last session is taking pressure off the downside and lift above yesterday's high of 1.4250 will inspire stronger rebound to 1.4340. [W.T]
EUR/GBP Daily
Rotating lower from the .7745/66 resistance to reach .7617 low. Below this will see scope to the .7600 level then the .7583 support and where break will swing focus lower to correct the strong up-leg seen in the new year to the .7500 level. Resistance now at the .7700 level then .7745/66 area. [PL]
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