The dollar stabilized on Monday after losses suffered on Friday following the release of US jobs data that came in below expectations, while currency markets, in general, lacked momentum as investors awaited important inflation data this week. The jobs data was seen as a relief to the markets as it …
Read More »The Euro is Stable Below Resistance And Negativity Remains
Mixed trading dominated the movements of the euro against the US dollar at the end of last week’s trading, within a bearish tendency, recording its lowest level near the pivotal support level 1.2100. Technically, the pair bounced today, benefiting from the mentioned support level, within the context of retesting the …
Read More »The Euro Breaks Support And Bearish Correction is Extended
The single European currency declined noticeably against the US dollar within the expected bearish path during the previous analysis, in which we relied on confirming the breach of the 1.2170 level, continuing the gradual decline to the downside, recording the lowest level at 1.2112. Technically speaking, and with the pair’s …
Read More »The Dollar Rises Before The Release of US Data
The dollar rose today as traders awaited a batch of US economic data that may determine the direction at the central bank meetings later this month. Investors are betting that the dollar will fall as the world recovers from the Covid-19 pandemic, but they have recently become concerned about whether …
Read More »The Euro is Finding It Difficult to Break The Resistance
EUR/USD witnessed a bullish bias during the previous trading session, but still a limited bullish, so far the pair has found it difficult to breach the resistance level published in the previous analysis 1.2245, which we explained as one of the conditions for the continuation of the rise. Technically, by …
Read More »Digital Currency Could Increase Demand for Euro – ECB
The European Central Bank (ECB) said on Wednesday that creating a digital Euro (EUR) could boost global demand for the currency, making it easier for broader use, Reuters reported. “Safety, low transaction costs and bundling effects, could ease international adoption of a currency.” “Transparency or selective privacy would enable better …
Read More »The Dollar Catches a Breath After The Growth of US Industrial Production
The dollar clung to its slight gains during Wednesday, June 2, rising from its lowest levels in nearly five months against other major currencies, as the improvement in industrial production in the United States led to continued speculation that the Federal Reserve would return to adopting usual policies quickly. The …
Read More »The Euro is Waiting For a New Signal
The movements of the euro against the US dollar witnessed a bullish bias during the previous trading session, but still a limited bullish, so far the pair has found it difficult to breach the resistance level published during the previous analysis 1.2245, which we explained as one of the conditions …
Read More »Eurozone Inflation Exceeds Central Bank Target in May
Eurozone inflation rose above the European Central Bank’s target in May, highlighting a challenge for policymakers who may accept higher prices for now but may face a backlash from angry consumers. Inflation in the 19 countries that deal in the euro accelerated to 2% in May from 1.6% in April, …
Read More »Dollar Falls And Yuan Stabilizes After The People’s Bank of China Intervened to Curb Gains
The dollar hovered near a five-month low on Tuesday, June 1 as investors awaited eurozone inflation data and the US manufacturing sector survey, while the yuan stabilized after China’s central bank adopted steps to stem its rally. The dollar index returned to decline from the level of 90 in European …
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