Tuesday 7th May: Dollar remains languishing beneath weekly resistance; further downside possible.
Sterling reclaimed a large portion of Friday’s NFP-induced gains Monday, weakened on the back of comments from senior Labour figures, who chucked cold water over the prospect of an imminent cross-party development.
Monday 6th May: Weekly technical outlook and review.
Violating a two-week bearish phase within the parapets of a long-standing demand zone at 1.1119-1.1295, the EUR/USD recovered in reasonably strong fashion last week.
Friday 3rd May: Greenback eyes 98.00 ahead of today’s NFP.
The US dollar index also regained weekly resistance at 97.72, potentially offering support going forward.
Thursday 2nd May: Pound eyes 1.30 ahead of ‘Super Thursday’
Sterling maintained recent momentum Wednesday, reinforced by better-than-expected Markit manufacturing PMI as well as upbeat rhetoric regarding the state of cross-party Brexit negotiations.
Wednesday 1st May: Dollar trades on the back foot ahead of the highly-anticipated FOMC meeting.
A faster-than-anticipated pickup in the Eurozone economy during the first quarter, as well as a diminishing greenback, elevated the H4 candles beyond its 1.12 neighbourhood to a session high of 1.1229.
Tuesday 30th April: Slew of Eurozone data eyed in early Europe – remain vigilant.
The price of gold, in $ terms, kicked off the week on a negative tone, concluding the day down nearly 0.50%. Reclaiming a large portion of Friday’s gains, daily flow is seen eyeballing a retest of a support area coming in at 1272.5-1261.5.
Monday 29th April: Weekly technical outlook and review.
In recent sessions, the US dollar fell as the market shrugged off a GDP beat. Despite this, the currency managed to hold the majority of the week’s gains around the 98.00 handle (US dollar index).
Friday 26th April: Dollar trades at 2019 highs ahead of today’s GDP release.
EUR/USD: The euro yielded additional ground to its US peer Thursday, […]
Thursday 25th April: Dollar extends advance and refreshes 2019 yearly highs
EUR/USD: Starved of support, the single currency fell sharply vs. its […]
