Navin Prithyani
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Summary
“My previous webinar at FXStreet on Support and Resistance had pretty high positive feedback and was ranked one of the most viewed webinars. However, I got a ton of emails requesting a trading strategy using Support and Resistance. In this webinar I’ll go into detail on Entries and Exits using Support and Resistance in our way of teaching.”
We've brought in trader Navin Prithyani to share his Support and Resistance Strategy in this webinar exclusively here at FXStreet. Navin Prithyani has been featured on various publications online and offline and is known to simplify complex forex trading for everyone to understand. He's been a Premium Speaker, spoke at our Seminars, and has been among the top ten most viewed webinars and analysis here at FXStreet for the last several years. This is a webinar not to miss!
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EUR/USD pulls back from one-month high
EUR/USD has backed off from one-month highs reached during the early Asian trading hours, possibly tracking signs of nervousness in some of the Asian markets. Risk assets remain vulnerable to Sino-US tensions despite the coronavirus vaccine news.
USD/JPY holds steady around 107.25 on BOJ's status-quo
USD/JPY shows little reaction to the BOJ's status-quo on the monetary policy decision and downbeat quarterly outlook report. The spot also remains unfazed by the risk-on rally in the Asian equities amid coronavirus vaccine hopes.
When are the UK CPIs and how could they affect GBP/USD?
GBP/USD eases from intraday top of 1.2587 while defying the previous two-day losing streak. The pair’s recent gains could be attributed to the increasing hopes of further stimulus from the UK government as well as broad US dollar weakness. Focus on UK CPI data.
Gold: Bulls gather pace for further upside
Gold consolidates the recent pullback well above the $1800 mark, as the coronavirus vaccine hopes boost the equities and downs the greenback. Are gold bulls bidding up for a test of the multi-year highs?
WTI faces rejection at key hurdle despite decline in US inventories
WTI surrenders gains after facing rejection at key trendline hurdle. Fears that OPEC+ may ease output cuts look to be capping the upside. The black gold rose nearly 0.5% on Tuesday, as US crude inventories fell by 8.3 million barrels in the week to July 10.