FxWirePro- Major Crypto levels and bias summary 
NZDJPY Bears Ready to Strike: Sell Rallies at 93 as EMAs Signal Deeper Slide to 90 
FxWirePro- Major Pair levels and bias summary 
FxWirePro: AUD/USD eases slightly as markets await U.S. Payrolls report 
FxWirePro- Woodies pivot (Major) 
FxWirePro: USD/CAD eases slightly but trend is still bullish 
FxWirePro: USD/ZAR gains some ground, but downtrend remains 
EURUSD Bulls Charge Higher: Buy Dips at 1.1528 as EMA Alignment Eyes Break Above 1.1560 
FxWirePro: GBP/AUD edges lower, bearish outlook persists 
EUR/USD Eyes 1.1660 Breakout: Buying Dips Near 1.1530 as Geopolitical Tensions Ease 
FxWirePro: USD/JPY edges higher as traders eye U.S. Jobs data and Geopolitical developments 
AUDJPY Bears Hold the Line: Sell Rallies at 111.40 as Negative Bias Targets Sharp Drop to 108 
FxWirePro: EUR/AUD gains slightly, but downward resumption looks likely 
EURGBP Bears Break Trendline: Sell Rallies at 0.8578 as Support Breach Eyes 0.8450 Slide 
Crypto Action Bias: BNB/USD Leads Bullish Momentum as Major Pairs Neutralize 
- Cable has shown a minor jump from the low of 1.34980 on Jan 3rd 2018. The pair jumped 90 pips ans shown a minor selling from the high. It is currently trading around 1.35230.
- Pound sterling was trading weak this week after hitting high of 1.6125 on account of slightly weaker than UK PMI data. But further movement in this pair depends on US non-farm payroll data to be released today. The wage growth is main factor to be considered and any better than expected wage growth will make the dollar stronger.
- On the lower side, near term support is around 1.347 (200- H MA) and any break below will drag the pair to next level till 1.3430/1.34020 (61.8% retracement). Short term bullish invalidation only below 1.3330.
- The near term resistance is around 1.3600 and any break above will take the pair to next level till 1.3655/1.3700. Bullish continuation only above 1.3650.
It is good to sell on rallies around 1.3575-80 with SL around 1.3630 for the TP of 1.3500/1.3460.
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