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EUR/USD prices extend south, eyes 1.1200 next

Feb 26, 2015 14:49 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters EUR/USD prices extend south, traders book profits Tenkan, 10/21 DMAs at 1.1344, 1.1359 weigh Break of 61.8% fibo of 1.1098 - 1.1534 at 1.1265 signals further weakness The 76.4% of the same...

EUR/GBP in free fall after knock-out of 0.7300 barriers

Feb 26, 2015 14:38 pm UTC| Technicals

EUR/GBP in free fall after knock-out of 0.7300 barriers, quick to match 2015 low at 0.7271 Some corp GBP supply was seen likely near 0.7272 (1.3750 GBP/EUR) Resistance now at 0.7320-25 post GDP highs Support at 0.7256...

NZD/USD holds key resistance at 0.7605/25, bulls on edge

Feb 26, 2015 14:33 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters NZD/USD overnight rally stalls at 55_DMA pair holds key resistance at 0.7605/25 Pair now down on the day, RSI diverges gravestone doji forms, recent bulls may exit soon Close below 10-DMA ...

EUR/USD slide deepens post-US data

Feb 26, 2015 13:49 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters US data has EUR/USD key support at 1.1260/70 in play again Pair had slipped in early NY, slide deepens post-US data Yield spreads widen, RSIs weigh, bear pressure upped Break of 1.1260/70...

AUD/USD tests channel top, still some upside risks

Feb 26, 2015 13:44 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters Market defies soft Oz capex tight yield spreads, pair tests channel top Pulls back to near flat on day but topside risks still extant If offers persist ~0.7930, bigger resistance at...

USD/BRL hovers near 10-DMA support by 2.85

Feb 26, 2015 13:27 pm UTC| Technicals

Source: Thomson Reuters USD/BRL lower with broad risk market, hovers near 10-DMA support by 2.85 Truckers strike ends, unemployment rising, PBR downgrade not seen affecting Brazil rating, UST yields fall USD/BRL...

USD/ZAR trends long into 100DMA

Feb 26, 2015 10:14 am UTC| Technicals

Cloud base nearby at 11.3590, target 11.7350 ahead of recent high Risk is to come back to the 11.2555 Feb 5 lows, stop tight below Below 11.2555 opens way for slide below 11.00 Dailies are over reaching, ...

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