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8 Feb, 5 tweets, 3 min read
Credit Suisse 1/5: Today’s #Forex highlights:
#USDJPY remains capped as expected at our first objective of 200-day average and November high at 105.59/75 and a pause is looked for here. Big picture,with a bullish “wedge” & “reversal month” in place we continue to look for a break
Credit Suisse 2/5: in due course, with the “wedge objective” at 106.95/107.05.

#AUDUSD reverted sharply higher from the 55-day average, posting a bullish “reversal day” and is now pressuring against the “neckline” to its top at .7683.
CS 3/5: #EURUSD has posted a bullish “reversal day” from our 1.1945/14 tget – 23.6% retraceme of entire 2020/21 rally – & we continue to look for a near-term recovery from here.
We continue to watch #EUR in outright terms closely though as an important top may be close to forming
Credit Suisse 4/5: #EURGBP weakness has accelerated lower following the completion of its large bearish “head & shoulders” top and we stay bearish for .8609.

#GBPUSD above 1.3710 lessens the threat of a bear “wedge” and we look for a move back to the 1.3759 high,
Credit Suisse 5/5: with trend resistance at 1.3785 today.

#USDCHF did unwind the overbought condition on Friday, but maintains a small “head and shoulders” base with key resistance seen at .9079/95.

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