Hello everyone , from the chart we can tell that there are no signs of reversal in the EUR/USD so the market continues to be Bearish, the price seems to be dropping more and it might not come up for a while .
Last Wednesday’s meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, which decides on US monetary policy, looks to have ushered in a new era of EUR/USD weakness – seemingly providing confirmation that the FOMC will tighten policy in this cycle well before the European Central Bank’s more dovish rate-setting Governing Council.
The Fed uses a so-called dot plot to signal its expectations of future changes in US interest rates, with each member of the FOMC represented by a single dot. That now points to the Fed raising rates twice by the end of 2023. By contrast, the ECB is still insisting that policy needs to remain loose. Indeed, its Chief Economist Philip Lane insisted just the day after the FOMC meeting that it is still premature and unnecessary to discuss the ending of the Eurozone central bank’s emergency bond-buying program.
From a long-term perspective, this has shifted the outlook for EUR/USD even if the Fed has really signaled only a slightly faster tightening cycle than before, and a new trend lower looks to have begun already.
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Last Wednesday’s meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee, which decides on US monetary policy, looks to have ushered in a new era of EUR/USD weakness – seemingly providing confirmation that the FOMC will tighten policy in this cycle well before the European Central Bank’s more dovish rate-setting Governing Council.
The Fed uses a so-called dot plot to signal its expectations of future changes in US interest rates, with each member of the FOMC represented by a single dot. That now points to the Fed raising rates twice by the end of 2023. By contrast, the ECB is still insisting that policy needs to remain loose. Indeed, its Chief Economist Philip Lane insisted just the day after the FOMC meeting that it is still premature and unnecessary to discuss the ending of the Eurozone central bank’s emergency bond-buying program.
From a long-term perspective, this has shifted the outlook for EUR/USD even if the Fed has really signaled only a slightly faster tightening cycle than before, and a new trend lower looks to have begun already.
If you have any questions please ask
Thank you for reading .