Forexpros.com Daily Analysis - July 27, 2009

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EUR/USD- Range Breakout?

We are still in a range which started last Monday, and we have seen two false breakouts in that time.

A push above 1.4265 will likely test the highs in the 1.4290 area. A break of 1.4300 will signify an upswing with a target of 1.4460 (not necessarily today). Some intermittent resistance is likely in the 1.4350 area.

Support is likely to be seen by the 1.4165 level, with 1.4120 and 1.4100 likely to provide support beyond.

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USD/JPY - Tightly Wound

The pair traded in a very tight range on Friday, which will likely result in a pop out of that tight range today. Since the range is so narrow (95.03-94.59=43 pips approx.) it is likely we will see a move on both sides of the range. In early trading this week, action has stayed within this tight range.

A break above 95.10 is likely to target 95.50. 95.70 is the resistance beyond.

A break below 94.55 will target 94.15. Support beyond this is at 93.85.

Analysis by:
Forex Pros.com - Written by Cory Mitchell

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