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Euro's Steady Climb: Navigating Economic RecoveryThe euro has steadily climbed amidst signs of economic recovery, reflecting confidence in the Eurozone's resilience and stability. Buoyed by proactive measures from the European Central Bank and improving economic indicators, the euro has strengthened against major currencies. Investor sentiment towards the euro has been bolstered by progress in vaccination efforts and positive economic data, signaling a gradual return to pre-pandemic levels. This upward trajectory reaffirms the euro's status as a reliable currency and a key player in the global financial system. While challenges remain, including divergent economic performances among Eurozone countries and lingering uncertainties surrounding the pandemic, the euro's steady climb reflects optimism about the region's economic prospects. As the Eurozone continues on its path to recovery, the euro is poised to play a pivotal role in driving growth and stability in the months ahead.
by Midas_Calista
Euro's Resilience Amid Global Economic HeadwindsThe euro, Europe's common currency, has showcased remarkable resilience amidst the prevailing headwinds of the global economy. Despite challenges stemming from geopolitical tensions and inflationary pressures, the euro has remained steadfast, bolstered by the European Central Bank's monetary policies and the region's strong economic fundamentals. Recent fluctuations in currency markets have underscored the euro's stability, with investors turning to it as a safe haven in times of uncertainty. Its status as the second most traded currency in the world further solidifies its importance on the global stage, providing a reliable anchor for international trade and investment. However, the euro faces ongoing challenges, including divergent economic performance among Eurozone countries and the specter of Brexit lingering over the European Union. Moreover, the resurgence of COVID-19 variants and supply chain disruptions pose additional risks to the euro's outlook. Despite these obstacles, the euro's resilience remains a testament to the Eurozone's commitment to economic integration and stability. As policymakers navigate the complexities of a rapidly evolving global landscape, the euro stands poised to weather the storm and emerge stronger, reaffirming its position as a cornerstone of the global financial system.
by Larissa-Trader
EURUSD → Broke the trendlinehello guys... as I analyzed before: the first scenario happened and the ascending trendline broke down! on the other hand, at the higher time frame we recognized many reasons for the downward movement and you can check here: ______________________ always do your research. If you have any questions, you can write them in the comments below, and I will answer them. And please don't forget to support this idea with your likes and comment
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by melikatrader94
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Choosing Not to Trade is Still Trading: Monitoring the EUR/USDOpting Out of Trading is a Decision: While we anticipate a breakthrough in this consolidation zone where the current price resides, which is currently at the lower end compared to December, in a sideways or accumulation phase, as some may term it, recent observations indicate reduced market activity within this range. Hence, I've decided to refrain from trading until Wednesday. Our focus remains on monitoring the market until Wednesday, seeking the opportune moment. Until then, enjoy your Super Bowl Sunday, my friend. Let's reconvene on Wednesday as key inflation numbers to be released.
by Districtfx
Stuck in Limbo: A Leap to 1.15 or a Slide to 1.05 on the Cards? The EURUSD has been stuck in a range between 1.05 and 1.10 for around a year now. We're left wondering: could we see a breakout towards 1.15, or will it drop back to the bottom of the range at 1.05? What happens as the price dips below 1.08 could be crucial. Take a peek at the daily chart below. It shows us inching back down to an untested weekly BUY/DEMAND zone. This is where we last saw the price climb above 1.11 before it sharply dropped back within the 1.10 range. As the price makes its way back to this BUY/DEMAND zone, the selling momentum isn't all that fierce. Each time the price dips, buyers are quick to jump in. This might be hinting that big players are quietly building buy positions, possibly to break past 1.10 and head up to the 1.15 Monthly SUPPLY/SELL zone. Or they could just be waiting for this weeks news events?? My plan is to wait for the price to fall into the buy zone below 1.08, then look for a BUY signal on my TRFX indicator on timeframes above 6 hours. The first target for this position is the 1.10 area. I'll be keeping an eye on the momentum as we near 1.10. If it's strong, it might indicate buyers are targeting a move above the 1.11 high. However, if there's a clear break and close under 1.07, this idea won't hold, and the price will likely move back down to the bottom of the range at 1.05, which could also present buying opportunities. With the FOMC and NFP events coming up, these could be the catalysts for these moves. That's my view on it – hope you found it useful.
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by TheFxAce
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💡 EURUSD: Forecast January 26After breaking the short-term downtrend line, the buyers were unable to maintain the pressure and the sellers returned later, currently the price is being forced down to the resistance area of ​​1,082, a continuous change in buying and selling pressure. This shows that the two sides are struggling fiercely in this area without creating any really clear signals. You temporarily stop trading, pay attention to the boundaries of the range, the direction of the breakout can reveal the next direction of the price.
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by Stone_Haven
Uncertain EURUSD, but These Levels are likely ImportantUncertain EURUSD, but These Levels are likely Important Dear Esteemed Members, I know when I say the EUR can go up or down, doesn't seem to be useful, but I believe the outcome depends on resistance or support break and fundamental factors. As per the latest technical analysis updates, it is widely agreed that the EUR/USD exchange rate is currently experiencing a downtrend. Examination of the four-hour chart reveals that the pair remains below both the 50- and 100-hour exponential moving averages in a downward trajectory. The relative strength index (RSI) is also bearish, dipping below 40, reinforcing the prevailing bearish sentiment. Immediate support is identified at the 1.0920 level (200-hour exponential moving average), followed by the 1.0880 level (lower boundary of the rising regression trend channel) and the 1.0850 level (Fibonacci retracement of the latest rise). Conversely, potential resistance levels for the EUR/USD are at the 1.0970 level (100-hour exponential moving average), the psychological and static level at 1.1000, and the 1.1050 level (midpoint of the rising channel). In addition to technical factors, fundamental influences shape the EUR/USD exchange rate in the coming days. Attention focuses on the upcoming United States December labor market report, encompassing non-farm payroll (NFP) changes, average hourly earnings growth, and the unemployment rate. Market expectations project a 170,000 increase in NFP, a decrease from the 199,000 recorded in November. A higher-than-expected NFP could bolster the US dollar, exerting downward pressure on the EUR/USD exchange rate. Conversely, a lower-than-expected NFP may weaken the US dollar and elevate the EUR/USD exchange rate. Kind Regards, Ely
by Elysian_Mind
The ECB needs to keep interest rates above the 4% threshold to "IMF Europe Director Alfred Comer warned the ECB that if it does not cut interest rates soon, it will be forced to tighten monetary policy more costly later. The headquarters of the European Central Bank in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. (Photo: AFP/TTXVN) The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said on November 8 that rapid wage growth in the euro zone could push inflation further higher. The European Central Bank (ECB) should therefore keep interest rates at record levels next year to "ease" price pressures. Last month, the ECB broke its record of 10 consecutive interest rate hikes. Markets are therefore predicting that the bank's next move could be a rate cut in April.
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by AstronautPioneer