(Bloomberg) -- The euro may fall to a three-month
low of 159.88 yen in the next few days, provided it fails to hold
above 163.29, said Masashi Hashimoto, currency analyst at Bank of
Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. in Tokyo.
Resistance at 163.29 is the common European currency's
average price over the past five days. Support at 159.88 is a 50
percent retracement of the euro's rise from a March 6 low of
150.76 to a record high of 168.99 on July 23, according to a
series of numbers known as the Fibonacci sequence. Moving average
convergence/divergence, a momentum indicator, also suggests
further declines.
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low of 159.88 yen in the next few days, provided it fails to hold
above 163.29, said Masashi Hashimoto, currency analyst at Bank of
Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ Ltd. in Tokyo.
Resistance at 163.29 is the common European currency's
average price over the past five days. Support at 159.88 is a 50
percent retracement of the euro's rise from a March 6 low of
150.76 to a record high of 168.99 on July 23, according to a
series of numbers known as the Fibonacci sequence. Moving average
convergence/divergence, a momentum indicator, also suggests
further declines.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
