EUR/USD - Euro / US Dollar
Entry: 1.3135
Stop: 1.316
Resistances: 1.3205 - 1.3175 - 1.3145
Supports: 1.305 - 1.3095 - 1.3125
AUD/USD - Australian dollar / US Dollar
Entry: 0.9215
Stop: 0.9235
Resistances: 0.9305 - 0.926 - 0.924
Supports: 0.915 - 0.917 - 0.92
EUR/AUD - Euro / Australian dollar
Entry: 1.425
Stop: 1.4215
Resistances: 1.4375 - 1.433 - 1.429
Supports: 1.4075 - 1.419 - 1.424
EUR/JPY - Euro / Yen
Entry: 130.55
Stop: 130.2
Resistances: 131.5 - 131.15 - 130.75
Supports: 129.95 - 130.25 - 130.45
USD/CHF - US Dollar / Swiss Franc
Resistances: 0.9495 - 0.9455 - 0.9425
Supports: 0.931 - 0.9355 - 0.938
USD/CAD - US Dollar / Canadian Dollar
Resistances: 1.044 - 1.0425 - 1.04
Supports: 1.0325 - 1.0365 - 1.0385
EUR/CAD - Euro / Canadian Dollar
Resistances: 1.3715 - 1.3695 - 1.366
Supports: 1.3605 - 1.3625 - 1.364
GBP/USD - British Pound / US Dollar
Resistances: 1.5225 - 1.517 - 1.513
Supports: 1.499 - 1.503 - 1.5075
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