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Title: EUR/USD looks offered, turns negative around 1.2150

Writer: analysiswatchanalysiswatch

Jun 07, 2021 7:30:19 AM GMT

By: AnalysisWatch

EUR/USD offers away a part of Friday’s profits to 1.2215.

The greenback seems bid at the lower back of better yields.

German Factory Orders reduced in size 0.2% MoM in April

EUR/USD fades the preliminary optimism and now recedes to the location of every day lows close to 1.2150.

EUR/USD begins off evolved the week at the lower back footing and retreats to the mid-1.2100s following Friday’s increase to the location past the 1.2200 yardstick, all in reaction to the disappointing Payrolls figures for the month of May (+559K).

Last week’s sell-off in EUR/USD appears contained across the 1.2100 community for the time being. The latest knee-jerk in spot seems temporary, however, all amidst the optimistic angle the European currency, which in flip seems propped up through auspicious consequences from basics the vicinity coupled with better morale, potentialities of a robust rebound the monetary hobby the

Old Continent the months to return back and the investors’ urge for food for riskier assets.

EUR/USD ranges to watch:

So far, spot is dropping 0.08% at 1.2156 and a smash underneath 1.2064 (23.6% Fibo retracement of the November-January rally) might goal 1.2051 (weekly low May 13) en path to 1.1985 (month-to-month low May 5). On the upside, subsequent hurdle is placed at 1.2266 (month-to-month excessive May 25) observed through 1.2300 (spherical level) and sooner or later 1.2349 (2021 excessive Jan.6).



 
 
 

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