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EURUSD has chopped sideways since taking out stops in Asia

EURUSD: 1.2212

EurUsd  has chopped sideways since taking out stops in Asia yesterday, confined pretty much to a 1.2200/80 range through the Europe/US sessions but closing near the lows as US bond yields climber higher, putting a bid tone under the dollar.

1 hour/4 hour indicators: NeutralDaily

Indicators: UpWeekly

Indicators:  Turning higher

Preferred Strategy:  A neutral stance seems wise right now although the longer term charts do still point to higher levels ahead. Good offers will arrive in the 1.2280/1.2320 area while a break below 1.2195 would open the way towards 1.2140. ECB/Buba speeches and the US Housing data will largely provide the direction today along with any directional move in bond markets.

Resistance Support 
1.2335Minor1.2210Minor
1.2322Session high1.2195Session low
1.2300Minor1.214023.6% of 1.1553/1.2219
1.2275H/S Neckline1.2120Minor
1.2250Minor1.2100Minor

Economic data highlights will include:                                      

T: Buba Weidmann Speech, EC’s Coeure Speech, US Philadelphia Fed Mfg Survey, Housing Starts, Building Permits, Jobless Claims, EIA weekly crude oil stock change

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Jim Langlands began his trading career in the commodities markets in London in 1976, before moving to Australia in 1979 to work as a floor trader on the Sydney Futures Exchange.

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