Today we expect the pair to be bullish and we have strong buy opportunities.
Today we would take a look at the EUR/USD currency pair. July has been good to the euro, as the single currency was able to make steady gains over the past week.
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The pair has found a resistance level.
At the moment we observe a strong weakening of the reserve currency and our pair is moving down. We can assume that against the background of global news and trade wars, the US dollar will continue its decline. However, our pair has found a resistance level and suspended the upward movement.
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There's a high probability of a rate increase by the Bank of Canada today. The deals to BUY seem the most effective in the near future.
The rates are in the mode of extremely high volatility due to multidirectional macroeconomic statistics, as well as tension because of the trade war. The market is still afraid of the development of trade war and reacts to any news.
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The pair is headed down.
Despite the macroeconomic data released on Wednesday from the US, we are currently seeing that the dollar index has stopped its decline and is trying to win back the positions lost earlier.
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What could the consequences be if the United States takes its argument with the EU any further?
With the United States and China being number 1 and number 2 of the world's biggest economies respectively, much of the trade war discourse has focused on those two countries.
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The uptrend is losing its intensity. However, the deals to BUY seem the most effective.
A month and a half ago an upward trend was formed, though it can be completed soon. For about two weeks the rates have been in the flat range of 1.5863-1.5974 SGD. Both currencies cannot find enough incentives for growth.
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The pair is about to turn.
Today we expect Jerome Powell's speech during which there will likely be a strengthening in the reserve currency. Data released today on the labor market in the UK was worse than expected.
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The USD has good perspectives for further growth. The deals to BUY seem the most effective in the medium term.
The rates continue within the upward trend. It has recovered to the level of the beginning of 2017, in a high volatility mode. Over the past 15 months the value of USD has changed from 8.37 to 9.02 SEK. At the moment we can see a slowdown in the economic growth of the EU amid a soft monetary policy.
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The pair is headed down.
Today we expect the release of the manufacturing activity index from the Federal Reserve Bank. It is expected that it will be at the level of 21.6, rising from the level of 19.9. At the time of release we can expect an acceleration in the markets.
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The US President has had a difficult week making conflicting statements about Russia.
It has been a relatively quiet week on the financial markets. With fewer disruptions in oil supply, oil prices have steadily decreased. The US dollar remained strong based on the Federal Reserve's confidence in the American economy, with other major currencies losing positions against the greenback.
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We can buy the pair today.
Today we would take a look at the EUR/USD currency pair. The pair has experienced quite a few ups and downs lately and currently appears to be on the rise.
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The pair will go down.
Our pair was reflected from the level of 1.1745 and headed down. The recently published indices from the EU do not provide specific conclusions and are multidirectional.
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The pair overcame the level of support.
As of now, the dollar rally has been broken and the winning streak paused after reaching a one-year high. Data released yesterday in the US on the housing market was worse than expected and helped the pair overcome the level of 1.3115 and entrenched under it.
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For now the biggest risk factor regarding Europe has been averted.
A couple of weeks ago we wrote about a somewhat neglected side of the trade war discussion: the relationship between the United States and Europe. In a recent interview US President Donald Trump went as far as to call the European Union "a foe" of the United States due to the trade deficit with the bloc.
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The pair will be volatile today.
Today we would take a look at the EUR/USD currency pair. The pair continues to oscillate without certainty in a narrow corridor between 1.1726 and 1.1630.
Today the euro will likely be under the influence of economic reports from Germany, the EU's strongest economy. The key reports to look forward to with high importance are the yearly and monthly CPI, as well as unemployment reports: these are the two most important factors to measure inflation in Germany, and thus have an impact on inflation throughout the eurozone as a whole.
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