Stumbling at this resistance level is not good news for the Euro. To maintain any hope of upward movement the pair needs to stay above 1.34 and ideally, 1.3450. Additional support is at 1.3366, 1.3283, and 1.3267. Resistance is at 1.3525, 1.3585/91, and of course, the infamous 1.3692.
Here's a chart I created that shows the main ups and downs for the Euro since November. You can see it's basically in a flat period and has been so since early March. Shorting the top of this range at 1.3692/1.3712 or buying at the bottom near 1.3267/83 may be the way to go right now until a definitive break takes place.
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