EURUSD Bearish move in the works
Hey there! Let's take a look at what's happening in the market:
Good news for the Euro! It's making a comeback, breaking the important 1.0700 mark against the US Dollar. People are thinking that both US and German yields might decrease, and there's a vibe that the Fed won't be raising interest rates in December.
On the European Central Bank front, it seems like they're in a bit of a standstill with their tightening cycle. And keep an eye out for the US Inflation Rate – it's expected to be a big deal later in the session.
Now, onto the specifics: the Euro is gaining ground against the US Dollar, reaching a six-session high around 1.0730. Meanwhile, the US Dollar is taking a bit of a dip, hanging out in the mid-105.00s according to the USD Index (DXY).
Why is the Dollar doing this? Well, US yields are weakening, and there's this ongoing difference between what the Federal Reserve is saying and what investors believe – some think there might be a break in the Fed's normalisation program.
Over at the European Central Bank, they're talking about taking a break from their restrictive stance due to inflation running high. Also, good news from Germany and the Eurozone – Economic Sentiment is up! On the flip side, there's a slight contraction in the GDP Growth Rate for the Eurozone in Q3.
Hope this gives you a good take on the market movers!
Good news for the Euro! It's making a comeback, breaking the important 1.0700 mark against the US Dollar. People are thinking that both US and German yields might decrease, and there's a vibe that the Fed won't be raising interest rates in December.
On the European Central Bank front, it seems like they're in a bit of a standstill with their tightening cycle. And keep an eye out for the US Inflation Rate – it's expected to be a big deal later in the session.
Now, onto the specifics: the Euro is gaining ground against the US Dollar, reaching a six-session high around 1.0730. Meanwhile, the US Dollar is taking a bit of a dip, hanging out in the mid-105.00s according to the USD Index (DXY).
Why is the Dollar doing this? Well, US yields are weakening, and there's this ongoing difference between what the Federal Reserve is saying and what investors believe – some think there might be a break in the Fed's normalisation program.
Over at the European Central Bank, they're talking about taking a break from their restrictive stance due to inflation running high. Also, good news from Germany and the Eurozone – Economic Sentiment is up! On the flip side, there's a slight contraction in the GDP Growth Rate for the Eurozone in Q3.
Hope this gives you a good take on the market movers!
Comment:
EURUSD will most likely push higher one more time before dropping, see chart below for details
