The Euro was slightly higher in Asia on Monday, following Friday's slide after double upside rejection at daily Kijun-sen barrier. Weak near-term structure keeps the downside vulnerable, with risk of retest of lower pivot at 1.0495 (daily Tenkan-sen line), break of which is needed to confirm lower top at 1.0619 and open way for fresh weakness. However, extended sideways trading could be expected while the price is holding between daily Tenkan-sen/Kijun-sen pivots. Conversely, sustained break above daily Kijun-sen line (1.0605) would trigger fresh bullish acceleration and open next targets at 1.0668 / 1.0700.
Res: 1.0573; 1.0605; 1.0619; 1.0668
Sup: 1.0515; 1.0495; 1.0472; 1.0446
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