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EURUSD: Things you need to know!
Fundamental analysis:
The support and resistance zones are effectively fulfilling their role, as usual, by eliciting a response above the gold price line. The RSI indicator indicates that liquidity is slowly accumulating, which suggests a potential reversion to a downtrend.
Market overview:
The EUR/USD rose again, posting its highest daily close in a month above 1.0800, despite the US Dollar's recovery triggered by the hawkish hold from the FOMC. Attention now turns to the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting and upcoming US data, which could become more relevant given Fed Chair Powell's statement that the July meeting will be a 'live' meeting."
The ECB will have its Governing Council meeting on Thursday. It is expected to hike interest rates by 25 basis points. The key for the Euro will be the language used in the statement and ECB President Lagarde’s comments during the press conference. Probably, she will repeat that they are not done raising rates. If the meeting turns out to be 'dovish', with signals of a potential pause, the Euro could suffer.
The support and resistance zones are effectively fulfilling their role, as usual, by eliciting a response above the gold price line. The RSI indicator indicates that liquidity is slowly accumulating, which suggests a potential reversion to a downtrend.
Market overview:
The EUR/USD rose again, posting its highest daily close in a month above 1.0800, despite the US Dollar's recovery triggered by the hawkish hold from the FOMC. Attention now turns to the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting and upcoming US data, which could become more relevant given Fed Chair Powell's statement that the July meeting will be a 'live' meeting."
The ECB will have its Governing Council meeting on Thursday. It is expected to hike interest rates by 25 basis points. The key for the Euro will be the language used in the statement and ECB President Lagarde’s comments during the press conference. Probably, she will repeat that they are not done raising rates. If the meeting turns out to be 'dovish', with signals of a potential pause, the Euro could suffer.
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