Sources report a Japanese bank as a notable seller of EUR/USD just ahead of 1.4900. Also selling interest has been seen out of Eastern Europe. Still seems only a matter of time before 1.4900 blown up though. Above there, good mix of sell interest and stops noted between 1.4905 and 1.4920.
EUR/USD steady just under 1.4900
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