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Next Levels to Watch for the EUR/USD
Wed, Oct 8 2008, 21:08 GMT
by Andrei Pehar
fxKnight.com
The Euro has fallen sharply against the US Dollar in recent weeks, finally finding a bottom a few days ago at 1.3332, which corresponds with a 61.8% Fibonacci retracement from the all-time high of 1.6037
Where do we go next from here?
Currently, price is in the process of moving up to test the next Fib level at 1.3848, meanwhile the daily 21 exponential moving average is gradually working its way down from 1.4081 - what price does when it reaches that level will give some clues as to further direction.
A break above, followed by a re-test of support, means we will most likely go on to test 1.4365 next (perhaps eventually 1.5004). If, on the other hand, 1.3848 holds as resistance, then we could see price drop to re-test 1.3332 as support once again, perhaps eventually as low as 1.2597 if that fails to hold.
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