On the short-term charts, this is Euro's third test of 1.3670 this morning, just below the daily 10 SMA of 1.3677. As I wrote yesterday, 1.3667 is key—the fact it climbed to a high of 1.3731 is icky for the bears. If it maintains this support then a long might be the smartest way to go as 1.3825/85 is the next resistance. A failure and definitive close below 1.3667 is a sign of weakness and would mark the rise to 1.3731 as a bull trap—almost classically so. Support is at 1.36, then 1.3447.
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