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EUR/USD: Digesting its Recent Sharp Rise

EUR/USD is consolidating after its sharp rise. Resistances can be found at 1.3207 (11/07/2013 high) and 1.3254 (21/06/2013 high). Hourly supports are at 1.3006 and 1.2928 (61.8% retracement of the recent rise).

The sharp bounce near the support at 1.2746 (04/04/2013 low) is likely to lead to a phase of sideways moves in the next few weeks.

In the medium-term, the rise from 1.2746 (04/04/2013 low) is viewed as a corrective phase within a larger downtrend. Therefore, we eventually expect to see prices moving below the key support at 1.2662 (13/11/2012 low). The recent sharp rebound near the support at 1.2746 does not change this scenario.

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