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EURUSD: Tumultuous week!Overview of the market On Tuesday, the EUR/USD experienced a slight increase of fewer than 30 pips. However, this was enough to make it the Euro's best day in over a week. The pair's rebound was due to a decline in the US dollar against European currencies and the yen, after hitting two-month lows at 1.0670. In Spain, data indicated a decline of 0.2% in the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices in May, causing an annual rate fall from 3.8% to 2.9%, which was larger than expected. Although this news was positive for the European Central Bank (ECB), it could have negative implications for the common currency. Inflation data from Germany and France is due on Wednesday, which could ease tightening expectations from the ECB if preliminary May estimates also show significant declines in their annual rates.
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by Sphyn-Trader
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EURUSD: Anticipating Non-farm!EUR/USD advances toward 1.0750 amid US debt deal optimism Fundamental technical analysis: The Relative Strength Index (RSI) continues to be present in the middle. The average price is still declining, with the 34 EMA and 89 EMA staying steady, creating a consistent downtrend over a period of time. Additionally, the flag pattern has begun to take shape. Market overview: On Friday, EUR/USD started to rise after a four-day decline that resulted in the pair reaching its lowest level in over two months near 1.0700. The near-term technical outlook does not yet show a bullish inclination in the short term, and the next directional move may be influenced by the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index data from the US later in the day. The US Dollar (USD) was boosted on Thursday by positive macroeconomic data releases from the US, which revived expectations for one more Federal Reserve (Fed) rate increase in June. The US Bureau of Economic Analysis revised the first-quarter annualized Gross Domestic Product growth to 1.3% from 1.15 in the initial estimate, and the weekly Initial Jobless Claims came in below the market expectation of 245,000 at 229,000.
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by Sphyn-Trader
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EURUSD 28May2023still in accordance with last week's analysis, prices will continue to fall in the SnD area. there is a possibility that the price will continue to fall closer to wave 2 as an invalid area. the invalid area here serves as a barrier to analysis, that the main trend analysis is bullish, while the current bearish trend is a correction of the bullish trend. when the price is in the SnD area you can wait for an opportunity to go long, but if the price continues to fall, then it's better to wait back near the invalid area to go long.
by Hokusai_FX
EURUSD: Clings to multi-day low!Hello traders, some information to help you trade better is here. The EUR/USD experienced a consecutive drop, resulting in the lowest daily close in two months, due to the US Dollar's increasing strength. The Greenback was supported by higher Treasury yields and risk aversion. Any recovery seen during the European session was short-lived, and the pair returned to trading near 1.0750. Economic data released on Wednesday revealed that the German IFO Business Climate Index dropped slightly to 91.7 in May from 93.4 in April (revised from 93.6), contrary to the market expectation of 93. However, this report did not have any impact on the Euro. On Thursday, a new estimate of Q1 GDP will be released by Germany, which is expected to remain at 0%. According to the FOMC minutes, officials had differing opinions on the future of interest rates. Some members believed that more rate hikes were necessary, while others argued against further policy tightening. Overall, there was uncertainty about the appropriate amount of policy tightening. The US Dollar experienced a slight weakening after the minutes, but still maintained most of its daily gains. Market sentiment deteriorated further amid a gloomy growth outlook and the debt-ceiling drama. Negotiations continue in Washington but no deal yet. On Thursday, economic reports due in the US include Jobless Claims.
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by Sphyn-Trader
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EURUSD: The return and new position of EUREUR/USD dribbles below 1.0800 amid lackluster US debt ceiling talks, focus on ECB’s Lagarde, Fed Minutes The EUR/USD pair resumed its downward trend after a brief recovery, touching last week's low near 1.0760. The US dollar is performing better than the Euro, leading to a bearish bias for the pair. Despite optimistic statements from the European Central Bank (ECB), weak data from the Eurozone has failed to boost the common currency. Preliminary PMIs from May showed a decrease in the Manufacturing index, while the Service index managed to stay above market consensus. Inflation indicators improved slightly, but the Services sector's inflation rose, which is something that ECB officials have recently addressed. Germany's Manufacturing Index fell to a 36-month low, whereas the Service Index unexpectedly rose to its highest level in 21 months. Plan trade in the intro
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by Sphyn-Trader
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SasanSeifi 💁‍♂️EURUSD👉4H 🔻▪️Hello everyone ✌ In the 4-hour time frame, as you can see, it is currently trading in the range of 1.079. The scenario that we can consider in the time of 4 hours, due to the positive reaction to the price range of 1.076, the possibility of a slight positive fluctuation of the price can be considered, and then we can see further correction of the price.The corrective targets are 1.075 / 1.073 / 1.071 / 1.069. ❗️ 🔸The possible trends are also marked on the chart. ⚠️In case of a positive fluctuation, to better understand the movement process,WE have to see how the price will react to the resistance range of 1.083/1.089. Otherwise, if it penetrates above the price range of 1.089 and stabilizes, the possibility of fielding the desired scenario can be considered. ❎ (DYOR)...⚠⚜ What do you think about this analysis? I will be glad to know your idea 🙂✌ IF you like my analysis please LIKE and comment 🙏✌
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by SasanSeifi
EURUSD: Russia is going to get rid of the Euros in their wealth.Russia announced that they were going to remove euros from their National Wealth Fund… This is not good news for euros folks… The Russians held over $11 Billion in euros… Hopefully, they will go about this in an organized and slow manner as to not move the markets wildly… But taking into consideration how much damage the European Union has done to the Russian economy, with their sanctions, could you blame the Russians if they decided to unload all euros on the markets and let them take their punishment? I’m just saying
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by Sphyn-Trader