USDMXN hits monthly highs as the rebound from six-month lows continue and might gain strength as the USDMXN breached above the 200-day moving average.
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Forex Analyst
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Technical analyst of forex, stock market indices and commoditiesTechnical analyst of forex, stock market indices and commodities
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Technical analyst of forex, stock market indices and commoditiesTechnical analyst of forex, stock market indices and commodities
Skills: Technical Analysis · forex · Stocks · Crypto · Writing
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