The dollar rose while the euro fell, and the yen stabilized on Monday as markets calmed after the first shock of discovering a new coronavirus mutant. The mutant Omicron, which was first detected in South Africa, caused global concern, as financial markets fell on Friday, amid fears that its appearance …
Read More »The Euro Facing a Minor Correction
The single European currency managed to post good gains last week, building on a support level of 1.1200, which forced it to rebound within a limited upward slope to retest the 1.1330 resistance level. Technically, and by looking at the 4-hour chart, the stochastic is now moving around the overbought …
Read More »Lagarde: Inflation to Slow From January
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on Friday that she expects inflation to begin to slow from January.“We will take action if it becomes necessary, she added, before stating that, under the current conditions, she also expects the Eurozone will no longer need net bond purchases under the PEPP …
Read More »The Euro Continues to Decline Against USD
The negative movements still dominate the euro against the US dollar within a bearish trend towards the price target required to be achieved at 1.1200, recording its lowest level at 1.1186. Technically, the momentum indicator still provides negative signals on the short intervals accompanied by the clear negative pressure on …
Read More »ECB’s Weidmann: Upside Risks Dominate in Germany and Eurozone
European Central Bank governing council member and Bundesbank head Jens Weidmann said on Wednesday that upside risks to inflation dominate in both Germany and the rest of the Eurozone. The flexibility of the PEPP should not be transferred to any other bond-buying programme, Weidmann continued, adding that the ECB should …
Read More »Euro Continues to Down Side
There was little change in the EUR’s movements against the US dollar, maintaining the negative activity close to the 1.1200 target. Technically, the price continuation and stability below the simple moving averages support the bearish curve in prices and gain solid bearish momentum in the short time frames. Therefore, we …
Read More »EUR/USD Opens Risk To 1.1000, FOMC Minutes Eyed
On Tuesday, the EUR/USD pair is slightly up by 0.14% after moving from a 1.1226 low and reaching as high as 1.1275. However, not much more can be expected on a day where markets are subdued ahead of the Thanksgiving Day holiday Thursday in the US and key data Wednesday. …
Read More »Market Drivers – European Session 23-11-2021
The White House announced during a press statement today, Tuesday, that the US President decided to release the strategic oil reserves of the United States of America, estimated at about 50 million barrels, within 3 months, to contribute to calming crude oil prices, especially since oil prices are high and …
Read More »The Dollar is at a 16-Month High, With a US Interest Rate Hike Expected in 2022
The dollar index rose to its highest level in 16 months and its strongest level in more than four years against the yen after the nomination of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for a second term in office, which reinforced market expectations of higher US interest rates in 2022.The exchange …
Read More »The Euro Continues Towards Bearish Targets
The euro against was able to reach the first price target published during the previous analysis against the US dollar at 1.1220, recording its lowest level during the last trading session of 1.1225. Technically, Stability below the simple moving averages supports the bearish curve in prices and gains solid bearish …
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