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USD/JPY: Corrective rebound to 108.70

EUR/USD Current level - 1.1375

The violation of 1.1420 allowed a slide to 1.1310 and the overall outlook is bearish, for a continuation of the slide towards 1.1214 lows. Intraday allow a brief corrective rebound, which is expected to be limited below 1.1420 hurdle.

EUR/USD
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.14201.1500
1.15001.1630
support
intradayintraweek
1.13101.1214
1.12141.1100
resistance
intradayintraweek
1.14201.1500
1.15001.1630
support
intradayintraweek
1.13101.1214
1.12141.1100

USD/JPY Current level - 107.78

Last night's flash crash led to a local low at 104.60 and now the bias is already positive, for a test of 108.70 static resistance. Initial support lies at 106.70.

USD/JPY
resistance
intradayintraweek
108.70111.45
110.20112.20
support
intradayintraweek
106.70106.70
104.60104.60
resistance
intradayintraweek
108.70111.45
110.20112.20
support
intradayintraweek
106.70106.70
104.60104.60

GBP/USD Current level - 1.2579

The break through 1.2710 support was followed by a massive sell-off, all the way down to 1.2420. The current rebound is corrective and the intraday bias is positive, for a rise towards 1.2620 area.

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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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