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EUR/USD: Remains Weak

EUR/USD continues to post lower highs since its high at 1.3739. An hourly support area now stands between 1.3603 (29/01/2014 low) and 1.3583 (22/01/2014 high). Another support lies at 1.3508. Hourly resistances are at 1.3688 (28/01/2014 high) and 1.3739 (24/01/2014 high).

In the longer term, the recent false breakout near the key resistance area defined by 1.3811 (11/12/2013 high) and the long-term declining trendline (around 1.3890) suggest a limited upside potential. We favour a gradual corrective phase towards the 200 day moving average (around 1.3370).

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