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USD/MXN back above 21-DMA support by 14.9000

Wednesday, February 25, 2015 2:11 PM UTC

Source: Thomson Reuters

USD/MXN holds post-Yellen gains, holds steady above 21-DMA
USD/MXN support at 14.8897 lower 21-h Bolli, 14.8528 Kijun line, 14.7953 50% Fib
Resistance at 14.9467 10-DMA (former support), 15.0061 200-HMA, 15.1042 upper 21-d Bolli
15.1555 2015 high caps, Feb NFP next week in focus

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USD/MXN back above 21-DMA support by 14.9000

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