The rise comes after the Euro hit a one week low at 1.3774 on Spanish downgrade, panicking investors who quickly got rid off long positions in the shared currency as renewed concerns surrounding European periphery debt woes return.
As said, solid resistance now lies at 1.3830, only clearance off this level will open the gates for further gains towards 1.3855/70 level ahead of a broader recovery to 1.3920. On the downside, watch for support at 1.3770/50, the lose of this figure will improve the likelihood of prices dropping to 1.3740 with final target at 1.3710.
source: fxstreet.com
It's all going down, this doesn't look good.
ReplyDeleteHope that euro goes up!
ReplyDeleteand down we go
ReplyDeleteI wonder what the Tsunami will do to the asian markets?!
ReplyDeleteI really hope that quake and tsunami doesn't effect the Japanese too badly and upset the Asian markets' gains...
ReplyDeleteNot a wide band here, but it sure makes a big difference, eh?
ReplyDeleteWhat is the Japan earthquake going to do?
ReplyDeleteeuro is going up im sure!!
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Good strength on the Dollar today
ReplyDeleteI'm sure something will change now...
ReplyDeleteyea word, the tsunami going produce bad effects
ReplyDelete^ i got a feeling that's exactly what's going to happen with the asian markets.
ReplyDeleteooh that doesnt look too good.
ReplyDelete<_<..... >_> right?
:S scary graphic
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