EUR: Technical indicators do not rule out additional near-term gains - BBH

Research Team at BBH, notes that the euro has bounced 2.75 cents since testing $1.0850 October 25 and has risen in the last four sessions and seven of the last nine. 

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“The technical indicators we look at do not rule out additional near-term gains.   It has stalled in front of a band of resistance found between $1.1130 and $1.1150.  Above there is the $1.12 congestion area that also corresponds to a downtrend line from the August and September highs.   A break of $1.1040 is notable, but it may take a violation of the $1.0980-$1.1000 area to boost confidence that near-term high is in place.  On a knee-jerk response to a Trump victory, we suspect the euro could initially rally into the $1.14-$1.15 area.” 

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