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EUR/GBP Breaks Below Short-term Channel Support



FXTimes   |  September 16 2011 8:48 EDT

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EUR/GBP 9/16/2011 1H Chart






    The EUR/GBP chart in the 1H time-frame shows a rising channel this week, broken as we head into the US session on Friday.The RSI shows that the decline is killing the bullish momentum, and if the EUR/GBP falls back below the 200 simple moving average, we can say the bullish mode is invalid, and the market is either ranging or in bearish continuation. The bearish outlook is at first limited to a very short-term target at the 0.8637 pivot. This is also near the 0.8628, 61.8% retracement level. Breaking below 0.8628-0.8637 opens up this week’s low at 0.8529. The RSI by this time should be below 30, signaling bearish momentum in the short-term. The support zone below 0.8529 is 0.8350-0.8360.

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    Fan Yang CMT
    Chief Technical Strategist
    FXTimes

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