European markets have opened with signs of stability on Wednesday, with investors attentive to the minutes of the latest US Federal Reserve meeting, which could offer key signals on future monetary policies. EUR/USD has shown some caution on the day, although it broke out of its sideways range yesterday, pushing towards the yearly highs of 1.1390, reflecting renewed bullish momentum. Technically, EUR/USD has a Checkpoint (POC) at 1.08554, while the RSI is at an oversold level of 73.72%, suggesting an uptrend with possible corrections in the short term. The market will be particularly attentive to upcoming U.S. economic data, including mortgage applications, crude oil inventories and the 20-year bond auction. These reports, along with the expected FOMC meeting, could generate volatility in EUR/USD. If the data and the Fed's tone favor a weaker dollar, the pair could move even closer to its yearly highs. In summary, EUR/USD is in a key position, driven by technical and macroeconomic factors that could define its trend in the short term.
Ion Jauregui - ActivTrades Analyst
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