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At GMT 16:32, the pair was trading up 0.17 percent at 17.986 .
• Immediate resistance is located at 18.137(May 20th high), any close above will push the pair towards 18.253(38.2%fib).
• Strong support is seen at 17.884 (23.6%fib) and break below could take the pair towards 17.704 (Lower BB).
Recommendation: Good to sell around 18.050 with stop loss of 18.200 and target price of 17.700
