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EUR/USD is trading higher, now breaking out of a triangle pattern after US CPI figures.
We know that a triangle can occur in wave B, not wave two. Therefore, we think the upside could be limited, capping at around 1.145.
However, important will be to wait on an intraday sell-off back to 1.1300 or lower to confirm the end of a corrective recovery since November last year.
After a three-day selloff, the euro is extending its rebound to a second day. However, before traders conclude the single currency is bottoming, they should look at the following...
After a parabolic rise, USD/JPY registered its first weekly loss on Friday, providing traders the first opportunity to question whether this marks the end to the yen’s misfortune...
Bulls hope today will be a strong entry bar reversing Thursday’s breakout. The EUR/USD had a bear breakout below the 10-bar tight trading range last week. The follow-through so...
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