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FxWirePro: USD/CAD trades weak, market eyes BOC monetary policy

Dec 06, 2017 11:59 am UTC| Technicals

Major support 1.2660 USD/CAD has broken the major support 1.2660 yesterday and declined till 1.26238. It is currently trading around 1.26683. The Canadian economy has added 79500 jobs in the month Of Nov...

FxWirePro: GBP/USD Trade Idea

Dec 06, 2017 11:34 am UTC| Technicals

Major Support- 1.3370 Cable is continuing its weakness for the second consecutive day after UK PM Theresa May is expected to travel to Brussels today to break deadlock for Brexit negotiations. The pair has formed a...

FxWirePro: WTI hammer resumes momentary rallies despite bearish SMA crossover, bulls break-out triangle resistance – Stay long hedged as more rallies on cards

Dec 06, 2017 10:50 am UTC| Technicals

Chart pattern formed- Symmetric triangle resistance break-out and hammer pattern candlestick. Major supports are observed at $56.77, and bulls have managed to test this major supports before bouncing back. While...

FxWirePro: GBP/USD breaks major support 1.3370, decline till 1.3225 likely

Dec 06, 2017 10:29 am UTC| Technicals

Major Support- 1.3370 Cable is continuing its weakness for the second consecutive day after UK PM Theresa May is expected to travel to Brussels today to break deadlock for Brexit negotiations. The pair has formed a...

FxWirePro: US Dollar index Short term outlook

Dec 06, 2017 09:25 am UTC| Technicals

Major resistance 93.36-93.65 (100- day MA and 55- day EMA). DXY has formed a bottom at 92.50 and showing a minor recovery from that level. The index jumped till 93.51 and is consolidating between 93.49 and 93.04 for...

FxWirePro: Copper consolidates previous session's steep plunge, concerns about Chinese demand weigh

Dec 06, 2017 09:08 am UTC| Technicals

Copper plunges on concerns about the strength of Chinese demand, breaks below 100-DMA at 3.024. Prices slumped over 5%, the worst drop in a single session since July 2015. Data released last week showed...

FxWirePro: DAX Daily Outlook

Dec 06, 2017 07:54 am UTC| Technicals

Major support 12800 DAX is consolidating in narrow range between 13212 and 12811 for the past 11 trading session. The index hits fresh 2-1/2 years high at 13534 at Nov 7th 2017 and declining from that level. It is...

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