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EUR/GBP establishing fresh highs at 0.8532/36

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - The EUR/GBP rise has continued unabated, breaching the critical 0.8500 resistance yesterday and never looking back.

As of European trading, the cross has steadfastly risen higher, trading in the heights of 0.8532/36 in these moments and establishing session highs Wednesday. Later today, the United Kingdom is expected to release retail sales data and the BoE minutes will certainly capture the attention of investors.

According to the Mataf.net technical analyst team, per a further rise in the EUR/GBP, the cross will encounter its next short-term resistances at 0.8554, followed by 0.8581, and 0.8634. Conversely, the pair is set to face calculated support at 0.8474, then 0.8421, and ultimately 0.8394.

“The EUR/GBP extended the rally recently, breaking the 0.8500 horizontal resistance, in addition to the resistance of the falling wedge pattern, indicating a potential upside reversal. Accordingly, our intraday and short-term bias is bullish.” notes the ICN.com Technical Analyst team.

USD/JPY slightly higher on London official open

BoJ left policy unchanged in their policy meeting with a target interest rate at 0.00 – 0.10% and the Monetary Base Target as ¥270 trillion. Their were no surprises and very little reaction in the market. The pair is trading slightly higher in the London open and above the pivot point.
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USD/CHF retreats back to 0.9700 region

Outside of a short-lived spike yesterday, the USD/CHF has experienced an uneven path recently, which continued Wednesday during European trading at the 0.9700 level.
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