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GBP/USD: Bearish below 1.2930, for a tight test of 1.2830 key hurdle

EUR/USD Current level - 1.1212

The corrective pattern below 1.1270 peak is still underway, so I favor a break through 1.1170 to challenge 1.1080 area. Crucial resistance lies at 1.1300.

EUR/USD
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.12701.1300
1.13001.1300
support
intradayintraweek
1.11701.1022
1.10801.0838
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.12701.1300
1.13001.1300
support
intradayintraweek
1.11701.1022
1.10801.0838

USD/JPY Current level - 111.30

The intraday bias is negative after the second failure at 112.00, for a slide towards 110.80, en route to 110.20.

USD/JPY
resistance
intradayintraweek
112.00114.30
113.00115.60
support
intradayintraweek
110.80109.40
110.20108.12
resistance
intradayintraweek
112.00114.30
113.00115.60
support
intradayintraweek
110.80109.40
110.20108.12

GBP/USD Current level - 1.2878

The intraday bias is bearish, for a break through 1.2830, towards 1.2705 zone. Initial resistance lies at 1.2930.

GBP/USD
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.30501.3120
1.31201.3500
support
intradayintraweek
1.29001.2770
1.28301.2610
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.30501.3120
1.31201.3500
support
intradayintraweek
1.29001.2770
1.28301.2610

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Stoyan Mihaylov

Stoyan Mihaylov

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Stoyan Mihaylov, 42 years old, a Financial Analyst at Deltastock Inc, has an sixteen-year background as a senior FX Dealer, trading spot and outright forwards.

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