EUR/USD a little higher on the session, buyers look to wrestle back some near-term control EUR/USD moves up to 1.1755 on the session EUR/USD is up to 1.1755 and is testing the July lows (now turned resistance) @ 1.1750-55. That will be the key region to watch on the daily as sellers look to try and pin the pair towards 1.1700, after having failed to break support @ 1.1704-11 earlier this
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