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BUY GOLD 4440 and below TP 4520SELLGOLD 4530 and above TP 4430BUY EURUSD 1.1580 target 1.1645SELL EURUSD 1.1650 target 1.1590BUY GBPUSD 1.3412 target 1.3455SELL GBPUSD 1.3460 target 1.3400BUY USDJPY 1
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BUY GOLD 4440 and below TP 4520SELLGOLD 4530 and above TP 4430BUY EURUSD 1.1580 target 1.1645SELL EURUSD 1.1650 target 1.1590BUY GBPUSD 1.3412 target 1.3455SELL GBPUSD 1.3460 target 1.3400BUY USDJPY 1

BUY GOLD 4440 and below TP 4520SELLGOLD 4530 and above TP 4430BUY EURUSD 1.1580 target 1.1645SELL EURUSD 1.1650 target 1.1590BUY GBPUSD 1.3412 target 1.3455SELL GBPUSD 1.3460 target 1.3400BUY USDJPY 1

MARKET INSIGHTSUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday: further advance.Pivot:159.75Our preference:Long positions above 159.75 with targets at 160.10 160.30 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 159.75 look for fur

MARKET INSIGHTSUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday: further advance.Pivot:159.75Our preference:Long positions above 159.75 with targets at 160.10 160.30 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 159.75 look for fur

MARKET INSIGHTSUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday: further advance.Pivot:159.75Our preference:Long positions above 159.75 with targets at 160.10 160.30 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 159.75 look for fur

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MARKET ANALYSISUSDJPYUSD/JPY intraday: the upside prevails.Pivot:159.45Our preference:Long positions above 159.45 with targets at 159.75 159.90 in extension.Alternative scenario:Below 159.45 look for

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