0.856
Today
-0.18%
5 Days
+0.38%
1 Month
-0.62%
6 Months
-1.21%
Year to Date
-1.77%
1 Year
-0.98%
Opening Price
0.857Previous Closing Price
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As long as 0.8561 is support, look for 0.8598
below 0.8561, expect 0.8547 and 0.8539.
As long as 0.8561 is support, look for 0.8598
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