You're watching the Dukascopy Daily Trading Signals for Thursday. Here's how the interbank compares with technicals at 8 AM GMT. Euro/Dollar's hourly studies show mixed signals. There are 5 neutrals in the mid-term chart and 6 models point South in the daily range. Interbank sentiment is bullish at 26 percent long. The Cable's 1 and 4-hour charts both have 4 neutral signals. The daily range brings mostly red signals. Interbank stance is neutral, matching the short and mid term technicals. Dollar/Yen has 4 green prompts in the hourly chart. The mid-term studies show mixed results and all of the models are pointing up in the long term scale. Interbank exposure is neutral at only eight percent long. Pound/Yen has mostly bullish signals in both the 1 and 4-hour charts. Technical outlook is neutral in the long term chart, which is matched by the less than 10 percent long interbank. Euro/Yen has most of the technical studies pointing up in the short and mid-term charts. There are 6 neutrals in the long term and they are in line with the less than six percent short interbank sentiment.

 

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