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EUR/USD: Allow another dip 1.2100 area before advancing towards 1.2500 area

EUR/USD Current level - 1.2272

The reversal at 1.2160 signals a prolonged consolidation pattern and despite the positive intraday bias there is still a chance for a dip to 1.2090 before renewal of the general uptrend towards 1.2500. Key intraday support lies at 1.2217.

Forex Technical Analysis on EUR/USD
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.22851.2500
1.23201.2500
support
intradayintraweek
1.22171.2090
1.20901.1910
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.22851.2500
1.23201.2500
support
intradayintraweek
1.22171.2090
1.20901.1910

USD/JPY Current level - 110.68

The pullback below 111.00 has neutralized the positive bias and current situation is neutral. Initial resistance lies at 111.20 and a violation of 110.20 low will challenge 109.50 zone.

Forex Technical Analysis on USD/JPY
resistance
intradayintraweek
111.20112.00
112.00113.75
support
intradayintraweek
110.60109.50
110.20109.50
resistance
intradayintraweek
111.20112.00
112.00113.75
support
intradayintraweek
110.60109.50
110.20109.50

GBP/USD Current level - 1.3917

The consolidation pattern here is still underway and while trading remains capped below 1.3940 peak there will be a chance for another dip to 1.3800 before climbing beyond 1.4000 hurdle.

Forex Technical Analysis on GBP/USD
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.39401.4000
1.39401.4340
support
intradayintraweek
1.38001.3611
1.337301.3460
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.39401.4000
1.39401.4340
support
intradayintraweek
1.38001.3611
1.337301.3460

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Stoyan Mihaylov

Stoyan Mihaylov

DeltaStock.com

Stoyan Mihaylov, 42 years old, a Financial Analyst at Deltastock Inc, has an sixteen-year background as a senior FX Dealer, trading spot and outright forwards.

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