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A lot of talks about recent EUR rally... and all are worried if it will continue.
So, let’s have a deeper look at this market. We know that the only positive in Europe is the fact that Macron won elections and European zone looks like “more safety and stable” for investors.
But there is another – negative side of “European medal”. It’s not a secret that European economy needs recovery and it takes time. You also know that most of European countries depends on export. So, what we have now? – Strong EUR hurts export, companies loose their profits, it has negative impact on unemployment.
So always pay attention on what government and Central bank needs. Don’t be foolish and don’t trust speculative movements. Main function of forex is regulative, not speculative!! But I think many of you have forgotten about it.
ECB don’t need strong EUR now. So, we may expect some kind of consolidation and downtrend into the zone 1.15 – 1.12 and only after we get momentum, ECB recover economy we will see real uptrend reaching 1.30 or even higher. But not now.
The EUR/USD is sharply lower on Friday and is currently trading just above the 1.04 line, down 0.76%. Eurozone inflation outperforms Eurozone CPI for June was higher than...
OANDA Senior Market Analyst Craig Erlam talks about USD/JPY as the rally once again loses momentum.
EUR/USD bulls got a strong reversal bar following the June 13 bear close test and the June 15 low. Yesterday was also the third reversal up from the 2017 low since May, which...
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