EUR/USD reversed its very nice gains made in recent days and is trading at 1.3850 at the time of writing. The pair practically returned to the post-Draghi range, but isn't sure it is going to stop there. What is behind the move? Here are 3 reasons: Ukraine: The crisis in Ukraine moved quickly from the back burner to the headlines. The de-facto annexation of the Russian leaning peninsula of Crimea is already priced in, but now there are fears that Russia will go for the more strategic areas in east Ukraine, around Donetsk and Kharkiv. Ukraine's mining and industry is concentrated there, and so sympathy somewhat leans ... (full story)