Published at 05:33 (GMT) 04 Aug
04 Aug USD/THB Daily
05::21 GMT- Strong rejection from last Friday's high of 32.290 towards closing in the appearance of a long upper shadow is looking exhaustive with intraday breach of 32.130 support and risking deeper setback to 32.090 ahead of 32.050. [W.T]
R5: 32.35 16 Jun low
R4: 32.32 * 50% of 32.89-31.75 drop
R3: 32.29 1 Aug high
R2: 32.26 intraday level
R1: 32.21 intraday level
S1: 32.09 intraday level
S2: 32.05 intraday level
S3: 31.98 31 Jul low
S4: 31.88 * 25 Jul high, break
S5: 31.845 30 Jul low
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