EUR/USD Daily
With most players closing their book for the Year 2015, intraday trade remains tight, exposing little interest to create fresh positions with support seen at 1.0899 ahead of 1.0870. On the upside, strong resistance is seen at 1.0993. Happy and Healthy Year 2016 to All. [W.T]
USD/CHF Daily
With the Year 2015 coming to an end , bulls are reluctant to push higher as players squared off their positions and now settling prices back to consolidation. A break of wider and stronger 0.9786-0.9990 band will trigger clearer signals. [W.T]
USD/JPY Daily
With the Year 2015 ending and most of Fareast on holiday or partial working day, intraday trades remain tight in consolidation and current rebound seen as correcting the broader downmove from 123.56 high and should see selling appearing towards 120.73/98 resistances. Happy and Healthy New Year 2016 to All. [W.T]
EUR/CHF Daily
Spurred by the negative implication of High-wave candle set on Tuesday, prices staged a strong reversal to 1.0778 low last session and trades are now reverting to consolidation . Happy and Healthy New Year 2016 to All. [W.T]
GBP/USD Daily
With most players closing their books for the Year 2015 and the appearance of a Doji-session last session, further decline stalled with intraday trade drifting into tight consolidation. A Happy and Healthy New Year 2016 to All. [W.T]
EUR/GBP Daily
Headng towards the end of Year 2015 and with most players squaring their books, trade expected to drift into consolidation with the wide and stronger .7308-.7416 band confining play. Happy and Healthy New Year 2016 to All. [W.T]
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