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By Les Castell
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EURO-DOLLAR TECHS: Through $1.1725-$1.1754 Resistance Remains Key To Revival
*RES 4: $1.1810 61.8% Fibo of $1.1996-$1.1510
*RES 3: $1.1792/95 1.618 swing $1.1725-$1.1617, 1% vol band
*RES 2: $1.1751/54 May 24 high, 76.4% of $1.1830-$1.1510
*RES 1: $1.1725/29 May 31, May 28 highs
*PRICE: $1.1694 @0820GMT 
*SUP 1: $1.1641/54 May 31 low, hourly base Jun 1
*SUP 2: $1.1615/17 Hourly congestion May 28-30, Jun 1 low 
*SUP 3: $1.1590/94 Recovery high May 29, hourly base May 30
*SUP 4: $1.1562 1% volatility band
*COMMENTARY* Thursday's rally fell just shy of a $1.1729 challenge, the base of
next key resistance area between there and $1.1754. The subsequent setback on
Friday, lost support briefly from $1.1645, a dip towards next $1.1615 level,
before bouncing again. Back above $1.1715 would help, ahead of
that $1.1725-$1.1754. Directly above and look to $1.1792-$1.1795as being in the
way of a look at next upside target at $1.1810-$1.1830.
CABLE TECHS: Oversold But Recovery Still Lacking Any Real Urgency
*RES 4: $1.3520 76.4% Fibo of $1.3618-$1.3204
*RES 3: $1.3476/81 1% vol band, 23.6% Fibo of $1.4377-$1.3204
*RES 2: $1.3460 May 10 low, 61.8% of $1.3618-$1.3204
*RES 1: $1.3411/22 50% of $1.3618-$1.3204, May 24 high
*PRICE: $1.3389 @0944GMT
*SUP 1: $1.3346 Intraday low
*SUP 2: $1.3305 Hourly base Jun 1
*SUP 3: $1.3283 Hourly low Jun 1
*SUP 4: $1.3254 Jun 1 low
*COMMENTARY* Didn't lose as much ground as others last week, holding on to
$1.3204 support. The subsequent recovery has been relatively slow however,
taking a while to deal with $1.3299-$1.3305 resistance. Has since moved through
here but now needs to show some relish above $1.3370, which would open up
$1.3411-$1.3470 potential. Meanwhile, $1.3346-$1.3305 provides support, with any
loss putting pressure back on $1.3283 and then Friday's $1.3254 low.
DOLLAR-YEN TECHS:  Y109.75-Y109.83 Resistance Still Proving Troublesome
*RES 4: Y110.62 76.4% Fibo of Y111.40-Y108.11
*RES 3: Y110.49 1% volatility band
*RES 2: Y110.14 61.8% Fibo of Y111.40-Y108.11
*RES 1: Y109.75/83 50% Y111.40-Y108.11, Jun 1 & May 25 highs
*PRICE: Y109.47 @0840GMT
*SUP 1: Y109.20/30 Hourly support
*SUP 2: Y109.08 May 30 high, now support
*SUP 3: Y108.72 Jun 1 low
*SUP 4: Y108.39 May 31 low
*COMMENTARY* The recovery from last Tuesday's drop to Y108.11 has finally
reached the base of Y109.75-Y109.83 resistance, where it has been halted over
the last couple of days. While capped here, then look for support from between
Y109.30-Y109.08. Loss of the latter would spoil recent upside momentum and see
scope for a Y108.72-Y108.39 fall. Above Y109.83 and scope for a higher
Y110.14-Y110.62 recovery, as the correction of losses from Y111.40 unwinds.
EURO-YEN TECHS: Rally Has Next Resistance Spread Between Y128.53-Y128.95
*RES 4: Y129.23 May 8 low, now resistance
*RES 3: Y128.95/06 Mar 22 low, 1% volatility band
*RES 2: Y128.80 61.8% Fibo of 131.38-124.62
*RES 1: Y128.53/54 May 25, May 28 highs
*PRICE: Y128.22 @0855GMT
*SUP 1: Y127.50/60 Hourly support
*SUP 2: Y127.13/18 Jun 1 low, hourly base Jun 1
*SUP 3: Y126.81 Hourly low May 31
*SUP 4: Y126.33 May 31 low
*COMMENTARY* Has continued to regain ground, following last week's exhaustion
spike to the base of the 4 month bear channel. Having moved above Y128.00, the
next resistance to note is from Y128.53-Y128.54 and then the 61.8% Fibo retrace
of the Y131.38-Y124.62 fall, at Y128.80. These ahead of two previous
Y128.95-Y129.23 lows. As a consequence, support also rises, Y127.60-Y127.50
initially, the Y127.18-Y127.13 area of more importance below.
EURO-STERLING TECHS: Stg0.8810 Proves The Bar To Further Recovery Prospects
*RES 4: Stg0.8886 61.8% Fibo of Stg0.8968-Stg0.8620
*RES 3: Stg0.8841/42 1% volatility band, May 4 high
*RES 2: Stg0.8809/10 Jun 1, May 8 highs
*RES 1: Stg0.8780/90 Hourly resistance
*PRICE: Stg0.8761 @0907GMT
*SUP 1: Stg0.8724/28 Jun 1 low, initial recovery May 29
*SUP 2: Stg0.8697 May 29 low
*SUP 3: Stg0.8673/81 76.4% Stg0.8620-Stg0.8842, Apr 26 low
*SUP 4: Stg0.8665 1% volatility band
*COMMENTARY* Snakes and ladders last week saw the Stg0.8810-Stg0.8697 range
fully exploited, most latterly failing at Stg0.8809, basically a 76.4% Fibo
retrace of the Stg0.8842-Stg0.8697 fall, seen since the beginning of May. Will
need through here, before the chance of a Stg0.8842 return where the upper 1%
volatility band also resides. Support within the range at Stg08728-Stg0.8724,
this dealt with Friday's setback.
AUSSIE TECHS: Has $0.7642-$0.7666 Resistance To Deal With Next
*RES 4: $0.7716/18 43 2% vol band, 76.4% of $0.7813-$0.7412
*RES 3: $0.7690 38.2% Fibo of $0.8136-$0.7412
*RES 2: $0.7660/66 61.8% $0.7813-$0.7412, 30 month suppt line
*RES 1: $0.7642/47 1% volatility band, intraday high
*PRICE: $0.7647 @0924GMT 
*SUP 1: $0.7605/15 Hourly support
*SUP 2: $0.7594 May 31 high, now support
*SUP 3: $0.7560/73 Hourly base Jun 1, Jun 1 high
*SUP 4: $0.7540 Hourly congestion area May 23-28
*COMMENTARY* Recovery has broken above the 2018 falling resistance at
$0.7638-$0.7618, depending on whether you look at the daily or weekly chart.
Trying to deal with resistance from the upper 1% volatility band and then the
base of the previously broken 30 month support line at $0.7666. Further
clearance through here will encourage, $0.7690-$0.7718 then next targets higher.
Support currently from above $0.7615-$0.7605, Thursday's $0.7594 high below.
DOLLAR-CANADA TECHS: Recovery Still Troubled By 2 1/2 Year Resistance Line
*RES 4: $1.3047/54 May 29 high, 1% volatility band
*RES 3: $1.3020 Hourly recovery high May 30
*RES 2: $1.2994/08 76.4% of $1.3047-$1.2818, Jun 1 spike high
*RES 1: $1.2975/85 Hourly resistance
*PRICE: $1.2912 @0934GMT
*SUP 1: $1.2895 Hourly recovery high May 30, now support
*SUP 2: $1.2859 Initial recovery high Jun 1, now support
*SUP 3: $1.2818/26 May 31, May 23, 30 lows 
*SUP 4: $1.2804 76.4% Fibo of $1.2729-$1.3047
*COMMENTARY* Having found support from $1.2818 last Thursday, then proceeded to
correct the previous fall from $1.3047 by just over 76.4%, with Friday's spike
high to $1.3008. Earlier resistance from $1.2975-$1.2985 now the bar to fresh
upside interest. Support now comes initially from $1.2895, this the protection
to a deeper $1.2859 pullback. Have to stay above here or overall bias will
return to the downside and back on $1.2818-$1.2804.
GOLD TECHS: Recovery Fails To Deal With $1308.9-$1309.3 Resistance 
*RES 4: $1332.8 Apr 13 low, Apr 24 high
*RES 3: $1326.0 May 11 high
*RES 2: $1314.9 May 15 high
*RES 1: $1307.9 May 25 high
*PRICE: $1294.9 @0938GMT
*SUP 1: $1287.8 May 23 low
*SUP 2: $1282.2 May 21 low
*SUP 3: $1267.2 76.4% Fibo of $1236.6-$1366.2
*SUP 4: $1266.3 1.618 swing of $1282.2-$1307.9
*COMMENTARY* Lost support from the key $1286.6-$1286.1 area last month which
raised some concerns. This the rising support line at the time, from the
December 2016 lows and the 61.8% Fibo retrace level of this year's
$1236.6-$1366.2 rise. If this can be sustained, then there is not much to stop
an eventual $1267.2 fall. In the meantime, unable to maintain a break through
the 9 week falling resistance line, so eyes back on $1287.8-$1282.2 support.
--MNI London Bureau;tel: +44 207-862-7495; email: les.castell@marketnews.com
[TOPICS: MTABLE]

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