Published at 00:54 (GMT) 04 Jul
04 Jul USD / MYR Daily
00::46 GMT - Opening break of 3.1937 strong support bodes well for bears with downside momentum to gain towards next target at 3.1800. Recovery from here expected to be shallow and seen as selling opportunity with resistance seen at 3.1975 ahead of 3.2018. [W.T]
R5: 3.2110 1 Jul high
R4: 3.2092 3 Jul high
R3: 3.2057 27 Jun low
R2: 3.2018 intraday level
R1: 3.1975 intraday level
S1: 3.1912 21 Nov low
S2: 3.1800 figure
S3: 3.1689 * 20 Nov low
S4: 3.1660 1 Nov low
S5: 3.1600 figure
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