EUR/USD recorded a decline on Friday. The session started at 1.1206 and the euro lost 54 pips after the US NFP report proved weaker than expected. Daily extreme values were reached respectively at 1.1243 and 1.1109. If the downward trend continues, the euro will reach the support at 1.1100.
The pair started rising. The main fundamental factors remain to support the US dollar. The rise last week showed that the time for correction has come.
The single currency recorded an increase against the US dollar on Monday. After a volatile session, the euro added 51 pips at a closing price of 1.1192 points. The pair bounced from support at 1.1100 and headed up. If the upward trend continues, the pair will test the first resistance at 1.1286.
The single currency recorded a second consecutive positive session on Tuesday. After a volatile trading day, the euro added 99 pips at a closing price of 1.1291. The graphics continue to develop over moving averages, while the index of relative strength remained on neutral territory. The outlook remain in favor of the bulls, but for further gains is needed a break of levels at 1.1363.
The single currency reached a 3-month high against the US dollar, climbed to 1.1292 an increase of 0.92% for the day. The daily range was between 1.1162 and 1.1338, which is the highest level of the euro from October 21 onwards. For the past 12 sessions, this is the 10th in which the euro rises since the beginning of the year, the single currency has risen by about 4.5 percent against the dollar.
The single currency remained with no significant change against the dollar at a closing price of 1.1290 on Wednesday. The session was carried out under high volatility, and ultimately the decrease equaled to just 1 pip. If EUR / USD meet positive attitudes next following significant target is the first resistance at 1.1363.
The euro traded at increased volatility due to the statement of Janet Yellen. The single currency rose against the US dollar by 0.9 percent to 1.1285. Main support level is at 1.1055.
The single currency recorded an increase against the US dollar on Thursday. The session started at 1.1290 and ended 31 pips higher. The graphics continue to develop above the moving averages, while the index of relative strength remained on neutral territory. If the upward trend continues, we can expect the first test of resistance at 1.1363.
Euro/dollar continued its momentum up yesterday, forming a peak of 1.1337. The bias remains bullish in nearest term testing 1.1400 before aim in the region of 1.1500.
The euro is losing ground against the dollar on Friday session. Thus the couple remained in the well known range between 1.1387 and 1.1191. If the dollar justify the positive expectations, the support will broken. The session on Friday started at 1.1321 as bearish sentiment prevailed throughout. Bottom of the day was hit at 1.1214 and the session closed with 40 pips higher.
The single currency recorded a second consecutive decline against the dollar on Monday. The euro justified the negative expectations and threw the pair downwards. As a result, both supports at 1.1191 and 1.1146 were broken. If bearish sentiment continue, currencies may test the next key level at 1.1085. The new week started at a price of 1.1238 as the euro retreated in the early hours of trading. Bottom of the day was hit at 1.1127 and the session closed with 25 pips higher.
The euro recorded insignificant decline against the dollar on Tuesday. The session was calm, with no sharp changes. Session started at the level of 1.1152 and closed with only 10 pips below. The difference between the highest and lowest value for the day was also small - 67 pips. If the single currency justify positive expectations in the short term resistance at 1.1387 will be broken soon.
The single currency depreciated against its US rival on Wednesday after minutes of the Federal Reserve in January gave little indication of whether the US central bank will accelerate the pace of tightening interest rates in the near future.
The minutes of the meeting showed that instability in global financial markets and sluggish inflation expectations have led the US central bank to leave unchanged the way to increase the interest rate.
The euro recorded a consecutive neutral session against the dollar on Wednesday. The pair remained on the known levels reached earlier in the week. Short-term indicators are in favor of the single currency and if they are come true, the resistance at 1.1235 will be broken. Trading started at a price of 1.1142 as at the beginning bulls prevailed but finally the session closed with 16 pips lower.
The single currency marked a slight decrease against the dollar on Thursday. The euro broke the neutral two-day series and continued the negative trend from the end of last week. As a result, the support at 1.1085 was broken. Expectations, however, remain in favor of the euro and bullish sentiment. The session started at 1.1126 and closed with 21 pips lower. Bottom of the day was hit at 1.1071.
