The greenback was trading broadly lower on
Wednesday as traders took the latest election results negatively and the US Dollar
was sold-off. Thus, the EURUSD pair
pushed higher and was seen to be 0.40per cent stronger during the London
session, changing hands at two-week highs, near 1.1480.
The pair managed to jump above the first
important resistance at 1.1445 and therefore, posted a bullish breakout from
the latest consolidation zone. As long as the single currency trades above
1.1445, the short-term outlook seems bullish.
Bulls may target the 1.15 level now, but it
appears that the Dollar index made a double top pattern recently, which could
lead to deeper losses for the greenback. Therefore, the next area of interest
for bulls might be at 1.1550.
On the other hand, if the 1.1445 support
cracks, the next level might be at around 1.1380, where the short-term bullish
trend line is converged with another horizontal support.
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