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EUR/GBP To resume uptrend

Posted on October 12, 2009 at 5:13 in Medium & Long Term Techs by César B. Leiceaga

The upward breakout of the triangle mentioned on earlier posts has driven eur/gbp to fresh 2009 high’s.(http://blogs.fxstreet.com/techtrading/2009/10/08/intraday-outlook/)

Apparently, operators have held euro and weakened cable in order to rise the pair. Next stop lays at 0,94 psychological resistance and 0,9472 (76,40 % Fib from the whole drop 0,98 - 0,84).

César B.Leiceaga

Tags: cable, eurgbp, eurgbp technical analysis, euro, gbp

4 Responses to “EUR/GBP To resume uptrend”

  1. on 12 Oct 2009 at 7:11 am1Alan

    Dear César:

    Thank you for your post. I visited your blog from last week and I like your post.

    What do you think AUD/USD this week? Because oil rise remarkable today and Australia shows better data last week. So I guess AUD/USD could reach 0.915-0.92.

    Alan

  2. on 12 Oct 2009 at 7:20 am2César B. Leiceaga

    Dear Alan,

    Thank you for your comments. AUD/USD is in a strong uptrend and I don’t see why 0,9300 level should not be tested over the coming days/weeks.

    Regards.

  3. on 12 Oct 2009 at 11:22 am3jaydee

    hello cesar,
    if you are saying that eur/gbp will test 0.9470, can i conclude that the operators will keep showing gbp weeker than euro for this and may be coming week? how do u see gbp alone at its recent price.
    your views will be highly appreciated
    regards

  4. on 12 Oct 2009 at 3:26 pm4César B. Leiceaga

    Dear Jaydee,

    Yes you can conclude that operators will keep gbp weaker than euro. Cable has just tested today the 38,20 % Fib from the whole bull move 1,3644 - 1,7022 which is a significant support at todays low 1,5725 - 1,5732. A rebound from here is probable unless todays low are cut tomorrow.Still, the long term perspective is bearish for the pound and bullish for the euro.

    Regards.

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