Published at 02:24 (GMT) 19 Jun
19 Jun USD / MYR Daily
00::40 GMT - Opening gap-down below 3.2203 support confirmed a corrective high set at 3.2360, just below daily down trendline with focus now shifting lower towards next support at 3.2100 ahead of 3.2065. Intraday trade to attract sellers. [W.T]
R5: 3.2413 * 4 Jun high
R4: 3.2380 * Down trendline fr 4/2 high
R3: 3.2360 18 Jun high
R2: 3.2300 intraday level
R1: 3.2218 intraday level
S1: 3.2100 16 Jun low
S2: 3.2065 12 Jun low
S3: 3.2020 11 Jun low
S4: 3.1970 10 Jun low
S5: 3.1937 * 9 Jun low
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