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NZD/USD off daily highs after lower dairy auction volume

Feb 17, 2015 15:06 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters Fonterra dairy prices rise 10.1%, volumes lower (-18%) NZD/USD slips from daily highs, remains firm near Kijun Resistance at 0.7534 DM currencies firm as market expects Greek deal/extension...

EUR/GBP shorts squeezed en route to 0.74435

Feb 17, 2015 14:52 pm UTC| Technicals

EUR/GBP has scope to 0.75 if Greece blinks, EUR shorts could be squeezed more if Greece agrees deal EUR/GBP shorts squeezed en route to 0.74435, from 0.7375 0.7375 = Asia low after Greek debt talks broke down...

AUD/JPY higher helped by M&A, upside limited

Feb 17, 2015 14:15 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters Lead yen pairs higher helped by MA, Yen havens softer today despite Greek stalemate Repeated Feb highs just above 0.9300 nearby, Kijun 50% Fib key at 0.9335 AUD/USD above 0.7795 daily pivot...

GBP/USD eyes 200 HMA again on pullback

Feb 17, 2015 13:44 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters False break of 76.4% of Jan 1.5588/1.4952 decline at 1.5438 Mon weighs GBP/USD eyes 200 HMA again after pullback to 1.5352 Slow stochs peak in overbought territory, negative cross generates...

USD/MXN eyes Fib support at 14.7953, oil providing lift for MXN

Feb 17, 2015 13:11 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters USD/MXN trades -0.6% lower in early NY trade, oil up slightly providing lift for MXN Intra-LatAm flows light for Carneval, no local Mex data today USD/MXN support by 14.80 50% Fib/21-DMA...

USD/CHF bids filled by the 200 DMA

Feb 17, 2015 11:15 am UTC| Technicals

Pair corrects earlier gains to 0.9367 and the bid has been filled at 0.9315 Target 0.9550, by 76.4% of 1.0212/0.7360 post floor removal slide at 0.9539 By monthly lows from Dec 2014 at 0.9554 Stops are at...

USD/CAD falls below 1.24 on strong oil, WTI at 53.20

Feb 17, 2015 10:42 am UTC| Technicals

1.2382 = 11-day low for USD/CAD as CAD regains from rising oil prices WTIat USD 53.20/barrel, 40 cents higher thanMonday USD/CAD support levels are 1.2375 (Feb 6 low) 1.2353 (Feb 3 low) Break below...

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