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FX TECHNICAL ANALYSIS MAJORS REPORT


TREND EURO, US DOLLAR, YEN, BRITISH POUND SPOT PRICE


21/12/2011


EURUSD USDJPY EURJPY EURGBP


EURO/GBP


The cross euro/gbp was first traded in January 1999, at around 0.7100, and fell to a historical low at 0.5683 in May 2000. From that bottom, the euro began moving upwards, entering progressively a major up-trend, and reaching a historical high at 0,9809 on January 1st, 2009 (+72.6% vs. the May 2000 low). From that peak a strong correction drew the cross down to a low at 0.8070 in June 2010. From that level a rally pushed the cross to a peak at 0.9083 on July 1st, 2011. In the last 5 months the selling pressure has prevailed, and


the cross recently has fallen below 0.8500 (low at 0.8339 on December 21st). As long as the cross remains below 0.8600-0.8700 the outlook remains very weak, with possible new falls towards the strong support at 0.8280 and then, in the coming months, to test the key support at 0.8065. A first positive signal for the next weeks would be provided by a break above 0.8850 but only above the key resistance area 0.9000-0.9100 (unlikely) a bullish signal would be triggered for the coming months.


1.3103 77.85 102.01 0.8338


01/01/2011


1.3366 81.19 108.64 0.8575


∆%


-2.0% -4.1% -6.1% -2.8%


1.4331 93.14 133.22 0.8858


01/01/2010 ∆%


-8.6% -16.4% -23.4% -5.9%


TREND


Trend 3-6 months Trend 6-12 months Trend 12-18 months


down


side/down side/down


S1 S2 S3


86 FX TRADER MAGAZINE January - March 2012


SUPPORTS 0.8280


0.8065++ 0.8000


0.8338


SPOT PRICE


R3 R2 R1


RESISTANCES


0.9000-0.9100++ 0.8850+ 0.8650


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