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The euro has fought to hold vital support, while cable is still on a downward trajectory.
EUR/USD remains at the crucial area of support around $1.1554, which held back in late August. While it dipped below this yesterday, the rebound saw it finish around the same level.
A rally targets $1.18, where gains faltered in July and in September. A close below $1.1554 is needed to open the way to fresh downside.
GBP/USD lost the rising trendline that had held since mid-August, continuing its decline from $1.33.
Further losses will target $1.2940, the low from Tuesday, and then below this, $1.2773. A recovery above $1.3121 would be needed to suggest that the buyers are back in charge.
After yesterday’s small move lower we have seen a recovery for USD/JPY, holding the ¥113.64 level.
A fresh push above ¥114.00 targets ¥114.50, which had been significant resistance throughout 2017. A deeper pullback below ¥113.64 would target rising trendline support from the March lows, around ¥112.00.
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