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USD/JPY: Bearish bias for a slide towards 112.50 support

EUR/USD Current level - 1.0524

The downtrend is intact, currently testing 1.0520 support zone and next hurdle lies at 1.0450. Crucial on the upside is 1.0560 and only a violation of that level will signal a reversal of the slide.

Forex Technical Analysis on EUR/USD
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.05601.0705
1.06301.0870
support
intradayintraweek
1.05201.0500
1.04501.0350
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.05601.0705
1.06301.0870
support
intradayintraweek
1.05201.0500
1.04501.0350

USD/JPY Current level - 113.40

A reversal has been confirmed at 113.80 and my outlook is already bearish, for a slide towards 112.50, en route to 111.60.

Forex Technical Analysis on USD/JPY
resistance
intradayintraweek
114.00118.65
114.95120.00
support
intradayintraweek
113.20111.40
112.50109.80
resistance
intradayintraweek
114.00118.65
114.95120.00
support
intradayintraweek
113.20111.40
112.50109.80

GBP/USD Current level - 1.2491

The outlook is already positive, for a break through 1.2520, towards 1.2610 area. Crucial on the downside is 1.2440 zone.

Forex Technical Analysis on GBP/USD
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.25201.2780
1.26101.2780
support
intradayintraweek
1.23801.2230
1.23461.1984
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.25201.2780
1.26101.2780
support
intradayintraweek
1.23801.2230
1.23461.1984

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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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