The EUR/USD is currently trading at $1.3706 as of 6:43am, GMT, with a bullish trend

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The 1.3800 objective from the 1.4200-1.4600 consolidation break has now been well exceeded, with the market dropping sharply into the 1.3500’s ahead of the latest minor bounce. While our core view continues to favor additional downside, short-term technical studies are now severely oversold and warrant a much needed and healthy corrective bounce.

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The Euro pushed higher against the US Dollar amid renewed hopes that a bail-out of Greece will be announced shortly, but rising costs of protection against default in Spain and Portugal reveal skepticism about a resolution of the larger southern European debt problem.

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Euro Higher on Greek Bailout Hopes but Markets Skeptical on Spain, Portugal

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Scandi Daily 02.09

The markets are starting to show a willingness to correct on Tuesday with most of the major currencies tracking higher against the buck following some sharp setbacks over the past several days. Fed Dudley has been out talking up the US economy after saying that it is in much better shape than a year a go, despite pressures on some of the smaller and medium sized banks.

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