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Forex Trading Signals – February 15, 2018

Forex Trading Signals – February 15, 2018

Find out how the interbank compares with the technicals at 8 AM GMT by watching the Daily Trading Signals.

Euro/Dollar’s 1 and 4 hour models are predominantly bullish, but outlook is mixed in the long term. Interbank sentiment is almost 30% long, in line with the short and mid term signals.

Pound/Dollar’s outlook is similar – both the 1 and 4-hour charts are mostly green. Daily range brings 5 neutrals, which is matched by the less than 6% long interbank stance.

There’s red across the table for the Dollar/Yen and outlook is similar according to the interbank exposure, which is 40% short.

Pound/Yen’s 1 and 4-hour charts have 5 and 4 neutral signals respectively. Daily models are mostly pointing South, but the less than 2% short interbank is neutral.

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Euro/Yen’s short and mid term indicators are mostly neutral. There are 6 sell signals in the long term chart. Interbank sentiment points in a different direction at 18% long.

This article was originally posted on FX Empire

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