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EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD Pivot Points, TA – July 1 2015

EURUSD Daily Pivots

R3 1.1354
R2 1.1298
R1 1.1222
Pivot 1.1166
S1 1.1090
S2 1.1033
S3 1.0956

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EURUSD (1.113): EURUSD saw a bearish close yesterday but the range remained within Monday’s high and low. As noted yesterday, this range play could be seen until Thursday’s NFP release. On the H4 charts, price attempted to break above 1.12245 yesterday but failed with price being rejected here which saw a decline to the support at 1.1135.

Considering the strong consolidation at this level, EURUSD could potentially look to decline lower to retest 1.095 level of support. This view is supported by the fact that price is still trading within the falling price channel and a dip to 1.095 is needed in order to expect a break out from the falling price channel.

USDJPY Daily Pivots

R3 123.613
R2 123.17
R1 122.824
Pivot 122.381
S1 122.048
S2 121.592
S3 121.259

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USDJPY (122.54): USDJPY continues to consolidate since Monday’s price action but the price is well supported above 122 – 121.7 level of support. We expect this level to continue to support prices pointing to a potential break to the upside. As noted, the strong bull flag could be validated upon break out with the first upside resistance coming in at 124 followed by 125. In the event the support at 122 – 121.7 fails, USDJPY could see a decline to 120.8 and would in effect invalidate the bull flag.

GBPUSD Daily Pivots

R3 1.5844
R2 1.581
R1 1.5761
Pivot 1.5726
S1 1.5677
S2 1.5643
S3 1.5594

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GBPUSD (1.569): GBPUSD has now been in a sideways range for the past five sessions on the daily chart. On the H4 charts, the bearish pennant pattern looks imminent for a break out to the downside should 1.57 support give way. We expect the downside break out to drip to 1.551 – 1.5455 region. As long as price is within the larger rising price channel, GBPUSD remains biased to the upside, but it could change should price break free from the rising price channel which could then see a decline to the next support at 1.52.

John Benjamin

John Benjamin

John is a market analyst for Orbex Ltd. and is a forex and equities trader having been involved in trading since late 2009. John makes use of a mix of technical and fundamental analysis and inter-market relationships. The analysis present here is a mix of intra-day analysis while considering the long term outlook of the markets as well. For any comments or questions, John can be reached at [email protected]