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EUR/USD
The Euro is seeing continued weakness on Friday, on the heels of Thursday's decline of over 150 pips.
A less dovish Fed stance on Wednesday was followed on Thursday by a slew of negative Eurozone data, weighing heavily on the European currency. Thursday's Eurozone data showed inflation slowing unexpectedly and unemployment holding at a record high of 12.2 percent.
Concerns over deflation in the Eurozone have sparked speculation the European Central Bank may cut interest rates as soon as its meeting next week. Strong economic data out of the US could be another catalyst to drive the Euro lower.
Price is testing support around the prior low of 1.3471, with confluence of the nearby 50 period moving average. Momentum indicator RSI has not yet reached into oversold territory on the daily chart.
Amid ongoing jitters about the fallout from the banking sector, inflation will fall back into the limelight next week. The flash CPI readings for the euro area as well as the PCE...
The EUR/USD sold off after testing the February 2nd low. February 2nd was a stop entry sell, and bulls got trapped buying the bear’s low. This meant that both bulls and bears...
The Japanese yen broke below the symbolic 130 line earlier in the day, for the first time since February 3rd. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 130.17, down...
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