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EUR/USD: Bearish intraday bias, for a test of 1.1530

Stoyan Mihaylov DeltaStock.com

EUR/USD Current level - 1.1582

The failure at 1.1650 signals a bearish bias, for a test of 1.1530, en route to 1.1480.

resistance
intraday	intraweek
1.1600	1.1730
1.1640	1.1840

support
intraday	intraweek
1.1530	1.1300
1.1485	1.1100

resistance

intraday

intraweek

1.1600

1.1730

1.1640

1.1840

support

intraday

intraweek

1.1530

1.1300

1.1485

1.1100

USD/JPY Current level - 111.46

The pair is ready for a test of 111.80 area and I favor a corrective pullback to 111.20 before breaking higher, towards 112.60.

resistance
intraday	intraweek
111.80	114.50
112.50	114.50

support
intraday	intraweek
111.15	109.30
109.70	109.30

resistance

intraday

intraweek

111.80

114.50

112.50

114.50

support

intraday

intraweek

111.15

109.30

109.70

109.30

GBP/USD Current level - 1.3023

The pullback after 1.3080 peak signals a bearish bias, for a continuation downwards, to 1.2870.

resistance
intraday	intraweek
1.3080	1.3120
1.3250	1.3250

support
intraday	intraweek
1.2960	1.2570
1.2870	1.2570

resistance

intraday

intraweek

1.3080

1.3120

1.3250

support

intraday

intraweek

1.2960

1.2570

1.2870

1.2570

Author

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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