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Key Points - Eurozone economic indicators, including the Services PMI and Manufacturing PMI, show weakness, fueling expectations of a 50 basis point rate cut by the ECB. - The U.S. Composite PMI reached 55.3, the highest level in 2 years and 7 months. - U.S. weekly initial jobless claims fell by 6,000 to 213,000, indicating continued strength in the labor market. - Russian President Vladimir Putin warned that Western countries supporting Ukraine could also face attacks.
Major Economic Indicators - November 27: Release of FOMC meeting minutes, U.S. Q3 GDP, and U.S. October Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) Price Index. - November 28: Germany’s November Consumer Price Index (CPI). - November 29: Eurozone November Consumer Price Index (CPI).
EUR/USD Chart Analysis EUR/USD experienced a sharp drop as Eurozone economic sentiment plummeted, accompanied by heightened expectations for an ECB "big cut." As a result, it broke through a two-year support level. However, the Dollar Index faces resistance at the 108 mark, raising hopes for a potential rebound in the euro.
Two scenarios are anticipated depending on the extent of this rebound:
1. A rise to the 1.08500 level, followed by a decline. 2. Resistance near the 1.06000 level, forming a short-term range between 1.03000 and 1.06000.
If the price action deviates from expectations, I will promptly adjust the strategy.
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