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EUR/USD Responds to Support Zones

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OANDA:EURUSD   Euro / U.S. Dollar
Fundamental Analysis:
The EURUSD forex pair is navigating a complex economic landscape marked by conflicting indicators from both the Euro Zone and the United States. While the Euro Zone's high Inflation Rate of 5.3% and Interest Rate of 4.25% could attract investors, it also raises concerns about consumer purchasing power. Conversely, the U.S. boasts a higher Interest Rate of 5.5% but faces rising unemployment and stagnating wage growth, which could dampen consumer confidence. Both regions are under pressure to consider tightening monetary policies due to inflation concerns.

Technical Analysis:
The EUR/USD pair is currently under significant downward pressure, largely driven by inflation concerns in the Euro Zone. Technical analysis indicates two major support levels at 1.06 and 1.05, which could serve as critical points for a potential price bounce. Traders should closely monitor these levels as they offer opportunities for entry, especially if the pair continues to be influenced by inflationary pressures.


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Comment:

The Dollar's resilience amidst rising Core CPI and oil prices is noteworthy, possibly signaling confidence in the U.S. economy or anticipatory moves by the Federal Reserve. This strength is keeping the DXY stable, even as inflationary pressures mount. I wonder if the ECB and BOE will adopt a hawkish stance in their upcoming rate decisions; I have a hunch that the ECB might unexpectedly raise another 25bps rates on tomorrow.
Comment:
Bearish Scenario is activated
(The market is currently experiencing a bearish trend due to increased interest rates and high inflation a lack of investor confidence in the EUR.
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