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EUR/USD set to rise if the Fed holds off from any tightening move

EUR/USD has been drifting decrease because the greenback profits in advance of the Federal Reserve’s decision.


  • Euro is well-positioned for the Fed as higher potentialities for the vintage continent make it a contender to benefit vast ground.

  • Europe has eventually picked up pace in its vaccination marketing campaign and is likewise profiting from falling COVID-19 cases. After Italy and France started easing restrictions, Spain will reportedly go back to accepting British travelers in June.

  • EUR/USD maintains profiting from upside momentum at the four-hour chart and is keeping above the 50, a hundred and two hundred Simple Moving Averages. The Relative Strength Index is balanced, a way from overbought conditions.

  • Initial resistance awaits at 1.2095, the day by day high, and this is accompanied with the aid of using Aprils height of 1.2117. Support is on the day by day low of 1.2060, accompanied with the aid of using the spherical 1.20 level.



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