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EUR/CAD 1H Chart: Channel Up

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Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
EUR/CAD sketched an ascending channel pattern on the hourly chart, and then broke it just a few hours ago. It now appears that a bearish motion should follow, but the area below has not been explored since July 2015. We will therefore expect the dive to experience trouble with sliding below 1.3846, the December 12 low, or even cut the losses right then and there. The SMAs weighing on the currency could, however, facilitate the movement and make levels above unattractive as major cluster of resistances lies at the 1.3957/23 area. The immediate floor is now set at 1.3846/3832 and will limit access to levels beneath.
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