EUR/USD
BUY LMT ENTRY @ 1.1250 SL 1.1175 TP 1.1367
USD/JPY
SELL LMT ENTRY @ 119.50 SL 120.80 TP 118.70
GBP/USD
BUY LMT ENTRY @ 1.5490 SL 1.5300 TP 1.5540
USD/CHF
SELL LMT ENTRY @ 0.9280 SL 0.9343 TP 0.9180
EUR/JPY
SELL LMT ENTRY @ 133.92 SL 134.47 TP 133.25
EUR/GBP
BUY LMT ENTRY @ 0.7255 SL 0.7257 TP 0.7423
AUD/JPY
BUY LMT ENTRY @ 96.35 SL 95.80 TP 97.19
CHF/JPY
BUY LMT ENTRY @ 129.13 SL 128.25 TP 130.00
XAU/USD
SELL LMT ENTRY @ 1195 SL 1230 TP 1142
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