Russian Ruble: Falls and Jumps

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Last week Russian ruble broke the level 63.50 and dropped till the support level of 62.50. A fine hammer has also formed at this level. So far, we assume that the Russian ruble could jump when the market opens:
Last reports by COT CFTC show that once large operators have brought the USD/RUB currency pair down, they decided to expand short positions on Russian ruble. So far, it looks like a mere correction rather than a full reversal:
The European currency pulled from the resistance level of 1.1170 and absorbed the previously formed long-legged candle with a long black candle. This is a sign that EUR/USD could drop anytime soon:
British pound has touched a very strong resistance level of 1.3380 and pulled back down, forming a shooting star. This is a very strong signal that signifies the correction of GBP/USD with the level of 1.2975 being a potential target:
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