Danske Research Team
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EUR/USD Daily
With most of Fareast away for the Lunar New Year, intraday trade thin and setback need to stay above the 1.1060 stronger support to keep upside momentum in play. Above 1.1246 hurdle will help bulls regain footing. [W.T]
EUR/CHF Daily
Sharp decline last trading session, spurred by the bearish tone of Shooting-star set last Thursday and with 1.1062/50 supports taken out, risk of deeper pullback is not ruled out, with lower support seen at 1.1030 ahead of 1.0982 . [W.T]
USD/CHF Daily
Extended decline seen last Friday checked by the 0.9881 support with the appearance of a High-wave candle reducing downside pressure and shifting trade into intraday consolidation. Lift above 0.9990 hurdle will expose stronger rebound. [W.T]
GBP/USD Daily
View unchanged from this morning with setback below 1.4530 support last Friday jeopardising the corrective upmove from 1.4080 low with next support seen at 1.4446 and break will help bears regain footing to 1.4384. Good resistance is now seen at 1.4668 and lift above latter needed to revive corrective upmove. [W.T]
USD/JPY Daily
With downside well-protected by the strong support at 115.98 , the appearance of a High-wave candle at current depth is spurring intraday strength towards 117.43 resistance and break will boost gain to 117.66 then 117.80. [W.T]
EUR/GBP Daily
Upmove stalled by the appearance of a High-wave candle last session with intraday retreat and ability to push below .7666 support will expose further setback to .7592. Bulls will have to clear last Friday's high of .7716 to regain footing towards strong barrier at .7756. [W.T]
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