EURUSD: 1.0571
Having traded down to 1.0493 in Europe, the Euro has turned higher after the release of the FOMC Minutes, currently near the session high of 1.0572.
The short term momentum indicators now look a little more positive, and on the topside, minor resistance will be seen at 1.0585 ahead of 1.0605/10 and 1.0675/80. Above here looks unlikely today, but we could potentially see a move back to 1.0700 and above. Near term support will arrive as we approach 1.0500 and the 1.0493 session low, below which there is not too much support ahead of the 11 January low of 1.0453. Below that there is again too much to support it ahead of the 3 Jan low of 1.0340 although that will be for another day. For today, with the 1 and4 hour charts looking a little more positive, a squeeze back towards 1.0600/30 would note really surprise but selling into rallies remains the preferred medium term theme.
24 Hour: Mildly bullish | Medium Term: Mildly bearish | ||
Resistance | Support | ||
1.0678 | 16 Feb high | 1.0525 | Minor |
1.0635 | (76.4% of 1.0678/1.0493) | 1.0493 | Session low |
1.0607 | (61.8% of 1.0678/1.0493) | 1.0480 | Minor |
1.0585 | (50% of 1.0678/1.0493) | 1.0453 | 11 Jan low |
1.0572 | Session high | 1.0420 | Minor |
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