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FxWirePro: USD/TWD hovers around key support at 31.60, consistent break below targets 31.13

Sep 13, 2016 01:48 am UTC| Technicals

USD/TWD is currently trading around 31.62 marks. It made intraday high at 31.71 and low at 31.56 marks. Intraday bias remains neutral till the time pair holds key resistance at 31.77 marks. A daily close...

FxWirePro: USD/SGD falls below 1.36 mark, good to sell on rallies

Sep 13, 2016 01:14 am UTC| Technicals

USD/SGD is currently trading around 1.3564 marks. It made intraday high at 1.3571 and low at 1.3546 levels. Intraday bias remains bearish till the time pair holds key resistance at 1.3632 marks. A sustained...

FxWirePro: AUD/USD gains some upside momentum but still bearish

Sep 12, 2016 19:04 pm UTC| Technicals

The pair initially declined in the early US session but rebounded back strongly after Federal Reserve expressed caution about the need to raise U.S. interest rates. Fed Governor Lael Brainard said on Monday she wanted...

FxWirePro: USD/CAD maintains bullish bias with focus on 1.3200 levels

Sep 12, 2016 14:00 pm UTC| Technicals

USD/CAD has rose on Monday as rising risk aversion and lower oil prices weighed on the risk-sensitive Canadian dollar. Oil fell after speculators delivered hefty cuts to their bullish bets last week and U.S. crude...

EUR/USD trade idea

Sep 12, 2016 12:07 pm UTC| Technicals

Major support- 1.118 (90- day EMA). Major resistance 1.12650 EUR/USD has declined sharply after making a 1.12637 at the time of writing. It is currently trading around 1.2232. On the higher side, any break...

FxWirePro: EUR/USD faces strong resistance at 1.12650, good to sell on rallies

Sep 12, 2016 11:06 am UTC| Technicals

Major support- 1.118 (90- day EMA). Major resistance 1.12650. EUR/USD has declined sharply after making a 1.12637 at the time of writing. It is currently trading around 1.2232. On the higher side, any break...

FxWirePro: GBP/JPY dragonfly puzzles major trend by missing probable morning star pattern – Stay short via tunnel spreads as bears resume at 21-SMA

Sep 12, 2016 09:47 am UTC| Technicals

Fridays spike in the pair hasnt been moving anywhere beyond 136.230 levels northwards nor even below 135.854 levels on southwards. Failure swings at theresistance of 136.230 (21SMA), have now broken supports at 135.854...

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