Good day!The currency pair EUR/USD has entered the support zone formed between the levels of 1.0879 and 1.0778. There is a strong probability that the pair might pull from the support, therefore let’s wait and see what is about to happen next. Considering the current market crash, we assume that the breakout of supporting zone and further drop might even happen:

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British pound did not use the supporting level of 1.1958 for long, breaking it through. Currently, the GBPUSD pair is right next to a very strong weekly supporting level of 1.1423, which has been recorded during Brexit referendum. The asset is likely to pull from support. Here we should rely on the candlestick formations as the support might get broken through as well:

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The S&P500 index is trying to pull from a very strong support of 2342.63. So far, this is a mere correction of a falling knife, but the middle point of drop has now moved to the area around the level of 2835. Please note that the market is currently very volatile so hitting the bottom is not the best strategy to stick with:

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