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EUR/USDWe see that the currency pair has been moving in a general downtrend reaching a three-year low in March 2020 with the Covid-19 outbreak. Following the first coronavirus lockdowns and the...
We welcome you to the trading month of July. While the U.S. dollar had a strong second quarter against all the major currencies, the EUR/USD remains stuck to a sideways trading range between...
The pound proved unable to overtake the 1.33-handle last Friday. While we generally expect more strength in the GBP/USD ahead of the BoE August meeting, we also prepare for a bearish reversal in...
The U.S. dollar benefited from its safe haven status while global markets tumble on escalating trade tensions. The Trump administration announced to implement an additional $200 billion in tariffs...
Back in the office, we welcome you to a new trading week in June. What happened during our absence from the market?The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for a second time this year and signaled...
The inevitable finally happened: The euro rebounded from its oversold territory as Italian fears abate while the market’s sentiment improved. The single currency received a boost from easing...
The euro continued its losing streak on the back of concerns over the future of the European union. Prospects of an euro-sceptic coalition in Italy have renewed the political risk for the euro....
We welcome you to a new trading week which seems to be a light one in terms of market moving data. There are no major economic data releases scheduled for this week, so trading might be quieter than...
After the absence of a major market driver or catalyst today is loaded with market-worthy data and thus, traders are bracing for higher volatility in most major currency pairs. Top event risk will be...
Friday’s Non-Farm Payroll release was soft but still supporting the U.S. dollar rally, at least in the short-term. The NFP report showed a mixed picture with only 164K jobs added in April but it...
One currency’s sorrow is another currency’s joy: Friday’s UK Q1 GDP numbers came in at a miserly 0.1 percent, sending the British pound into a tailspin against the US dollar. Market...
It’s decision day at the European Central Bank and market participants brace for a dovish tone at the ECB press conference which was illustrated by the euro’s recent weakness....
Last week, the U.S. dollar showed some upward trend against the euro and British pound but having a look at the technical picture, there has been no significant breakout yet. However, while the...
The markets are reasonably stable following Western military strikes against Syria over the weekend. There have been no intense gaps at the beginning of the new week which is due to a lack of...
The USD continued its recent weakness ahead of today’s U.S. CPI numbers. Subsequently, the EUR/USD was accompanied by a bullish tilt and rose towards 1.2380. Long traders in the euro were thus...
The U.S. March payrolls report from last Friday came in weaker than anticipated and that outcome has led to a fresh round of dollar weakness. While a next Federal Reserve rate hike in June is already...
The U.S. dollar ended the last week in negative territory against other major peers, in particular versus the euro and pound. This sell-off is not only due to the impact that American protectionist...