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26 Jun 2015 07:19GMT
EUR/USD - ...... Euro spent another lackluster session in Asia and early European morning on Friday as investors are sidelined ahead of more talks between Greece and its international creditors on Saturday.
Euro fell to 1.1209 in Asia after meeting renewed selling at 1.1209 in Aust. and then climbed back to 1.1207 at European open.
Looks like price would remain confined inside near term established range of 1.1135-1.1235 until NY open.
At this moment, offers are reported at 1.1210-20 with mixture of offers and stops at 1.1230-40, whilst bids are touted at 1.1150-40 and more at 1.1120-10 with stops below 1.1100.
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