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By Les Castell
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     EURO-DOLLAR TECHS: Tuesday's Pullback Held By The Lower 1% Volatility Band
*RES 4: $1.1857/61 Head & Shoulders neckline, Sep 20 low
*RES 3: $1.1833/37 Sep 29 high, Sep 14 low
*RES 2: $1.1804 Sep 28 high
*RES 1: $1.1780 Intraday high
*PRICE: $1.1757 @0756GMT 
*SUP 1: $1.1691/96 1% volatility band, Oct 3 low
*SUP 2: $1.1662 Aug 17 low
*SUP 3: $1.1645 1.618 swing of $1.1717-$1.1833
*SUP 4: $1.1620 1.618x $1.2093-$1.1837 from $1.2034
*COMMENTARY* The swing target at $1.1715 gave way on Tuesday, The lower 1%
volatility band offering some support at the time, ahead of the next downside
targets strung between $1.1662-$1.1620. Has become oversold on an intraday
basis, looking to $1.1780-$1.1804 now for initial clues. Back above here needed
to influence any recovery efforts, with $1.1833-$1.1837 then providing sterner
tests above. The head and shoulders neckline then at the higher $1.1857 level.
CABLE TECHS: $1.3288-1.3289 Continues To Provide Initial Resistance 
*RES 4: $1.3452/56 Sep 20 low, Sep 28 high
*RES 3: $1.3380/90 Hourly congestion Sep 27, 29 & Oct 2
*RES 2: $1.3343/50 Sep 28, Sep 29 lows, now resistance
*RES 1: $1.3288/89 Hourly resistance
*PRICE: $1.3251 @0801GMT
*SUP 1: $1.3216/22 50% Fibo $1.2774-$1.3659, Oct 3 low
*SUP 2: $1.3185/95 Hourly support
*SUP 3: $1.3131/53 2% volatility band, Sep 14 low
*SUP 4: $1.3112 61.8% Fibo of $1.2774-$1.3659
*COMMENTARY*  The further loss of the 38.2% Fibo retrace level at $1.3321 on
Monday has seen fresh downside pressure break below $1.3272-$1.3269 support. A
low of $1.3222 so far as we head towards the 50% Fibo retrace level at $1.3216.
This the protection against a deeper $1.3195-$1.3112 fall, as we give back some
of the gains from the Aug 24 base at $1.2774. Resistance from $1.3288-$1.3289
provides the first barrier, then $1.3343-$1.3350, to any recovery hopes.
DOLLAR-YEN TECHS: Equality Rise Target Caps Rise And Produces Pullback
*RES 4: Y114.33 61.8% Fibo of Y118.67-Y107.32
*RES 3: Y113.91 1.618 swing of Y113.26-Y112.21
*RES 2: Y113.50/58 1.618 swing Y112.72-Y111.47, Jul 14 high
*RES 1: Y113.27 Equality rise from Y109.55 to Y107.32-Y111.04
*PRICE: Y112.51 @0804GMT
*SUP 1: Y112.40/45 Hourly support
*SUP 2: Y112.21 Sep 29 low
*SUP 3: Y111.89 76.4% Fibo of Y111.47-Y113.26
*SUP 4: Y111.47 Sep 25 low
*COMMENTARY* The key Y111.45 support held last week and prefaced another rise.
This has broken above the year's Y112.67 falling resistance line and the 50%
Fibo retrace level at Y113.00 but has so far been capped by the equality rise
target at Y113.27. As a result, support has also risen, Y112.45-Y112.21 the
initial area now and protection against a deeper correction of those gains from
Y111.47. Directly above Y113.27 and have Y113.50-Y113.91 to negotiate next.
EURO-YEN TECHS: Y132.90-Y133.12 Resistance Still The Bar To Any Recovery
*RES 4: Y133.85 Hourly congestion area Sep 22-25
*RES 3: Y133.50/53 Sep 22 low, hourly base Sep 22
*RES 2: Y133.12 Sep 29 high
*RES 1: Y132.90 Hourly resistance
*PRICE: Y132.31 @0808GMT
*SUP 1: Y132.09/19 Sep 27, Oct 2 lows
*SUP 2: Y131.71/75 Aug 30 high, Sep 26 low
*SUP 3: Y131.51 76.4% Fibo of Y130.62-Y134.41, 1% vol band
*SUP 4: Y130.90 1.618 swing of Y131.75-Y133.12
*COMMENTARY* The rally failed at Y134.41 late last month, in line with a test to
the 61.8% Fibo retrace of the long term  Y149.80-Y109.51 fall. In the interim,
we have seen a loss of Y133.26 support, beneath which opened the prospect of a
deeper Y131.71-Y131.51 decline, as we correct the most recent gains from the Sep
14 low at Y130.62. Meanwhile, nearest resistance falls to Y132.90-Y133.12. Back
above the latter currently needed for respite.
EURO-STERLING TECHS: A Stg0.8900 Break Still The Key To Greater Corrective Hopes
*RES 4: Stg0.9026 50% Fibo of Stg0.9306-Stg0.8746
*RES 3: Stg0.8995 1.618 swing of Stg0.8900-Stg0.8746
*RES 2: Stg0.8960 38.2% Fibo of Stg0.9306-Stg0.8746
*RES 1: Stg0.8900 1% volatility band, Sep 19 high
*PRICE: Stg0.8874 @0810GMT
*SUP 1: Stg0.8835/45 Hourly support
*SUP 2: Stg0.8822 Oct 3 low
*SUP 3: Stg0.8801 Oct 2 low
*SUP 4: Stg0.8770/75 Hourly congestion Sep 27-28
*COMMENTARY* Unable to break back above the key Stg0.8900 resistance last month.
As a result, pressure returned to the downside with a low of Stg0.8746, just
above the important Stg0.8743 level. The subsequent recovery, on the back of
some near term oversold conditions, has now overcome resistance from
Stg0.8865-Stg0.8869 and can see a challenge to Stg0.8900 again. Above and not
much ahead of Stg0.8960. Support rises to Stg0.8845-Stg0.8822.
GOLD TECHS: Correction Continues, $1263.2 The Next Fibo Retrace Level
*RES 4: $1304.7 Sep 18 low, now resistance
*RES 3: $1296.4 Sep 27 high
*RES 2: $1291.8 4 week falling resistance line
*RES 1: $1285.3 Hourly resistance
*PRICE: $1275.9 @0815GMT
*SUP 1: $1267.4 Aug 15 low
*SUP 2: $1263.2 61.8% Fibo of $1204.8-$1357.7
*SUP 3: $1240.9 76.4% Fibo of $1204.8-$1357.7
*SUP 4: $1237.7 2017 bull channel base
*COMMENTARY* Support from the Aug 25 low at $1274.7 yielded on Monday. Below
here and the minor $1267.4 level protects against a fall to the next Fibo
retrace level at $1263.2, this as we continue to move back down the 2017 bull
channel. As a result, nearest resistance of note currently comes from $1285.3
but back above the 4 week falling resistance line, at $1291.8 by time today, is
likely needed before any real recovery can begin.
--MNI London Bureau;tel: +44 207-862-7495; email: les.castell@marketnews.com
[TOPICS: MTABLE]

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