Danske Research Team
Danske Bank A/S
Majors
EUR/USD: SELL AT 1.1430 FOR 1.1269 OBJECTIVE, STOP 1.1564
USD/JPY: LONG AT 117.60 FOR 119.97; REVISED STOP AT 117.16
GBP/USD: SHORT AT 1.5140 FOR REVISED 1.4886 OBJ; REVISE STOP AT 1.5175
USD/CHF: LOOK TO SELL .8795
AUD/USD: SHORT AT .8130 FOR REVISED .7850; STOP AT .8147
USD/CAD: BUY AT 1.2272 FOR 1.2486 STOP AT 1.2180
Crosses
EUR/JPY: SELL AT 135.75 FOR 133.25; STOP AT 136.65
EUR/GBP: SHORT AT .7655 FOR .7516; STOP AT .7680
EUR/CHF: SHORT AT 1.0165 FOR .9322; STOP AT 1.0305
EUR/CAD: SELL AT 1.4120 FOR 1.3755 OBJ, STOP 1.4290
GBP/JPY: LONG AT 178.00 FOR INITIAL 180.95, STOP AT 176.95
NZD/USD: REVISE SELL AT .7550 FOR .7371; STOP AT .7625
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