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Abstract:EURUSD touches its highest level in nearly three-weeks as the US dollar turns lower, but trading ranges remain prohibitively tight.
EURUSD Price, Chart and Analysis:
EURUSD crawls towards resistance around 1.1300.
Average trading range of just 45 pips.
Q2 2019 EUR Forecast and USD Top Trading Opportunities
EURUSD market volatility continues to remain at multi-month low levels, making the pair difficult to trade on a daily basis. The Average True Range – a 14-day moving average of the true ranges - is currently just 45 pips, down from 76 pips at the start of the year, making day-trading difficult at best. The overall chart set-up still points to lower prices – in line with the ECBs lower-for-longer interest rates – with recent upticks in the pair caused more by US dollar weakness than EUR strength.
The ECB has already announced that it will launching another round of 2-year TLTROs later this year but, as yet, has not released any details. Yesterday, an ‘ECB sources’ story said that the central bank was considering offering loans to banks at zero or even negative interest rates to boost the borrowing bank‘s balance sheet and help stoke growth in the Euro-Zone. According to the Reuters story, the central bank even discussed offering the new round of TLTROs at -0.4%, the ECB’s deposit rate.
TLTROs – The ECBs Other Stimulus Tool.
EURUSD is nearing recent resistance around the 1.1300 area and may struggle to push appreciably higher. Above here, 1.1331 – the March 25 high – comes into play and with volatility at uber-low levels and the economy in a weak patch, EURUSD may struggle to move higher. Support at 1.1215 and 1.1176, the 22-month low.
EURUSD Daily Price Chart (September 2018 – April 12, 2019)
Retail traders are 62.9% net-long EURUSD according to the latest IG Client Sentiment Data, a bearish contrarian indicator. However recent daily and weekly positional changes give us a stronger bearish contrarian bias.
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USD/JPY (USD/JPY), an increase is expected as the Bank of Japan may reduce bond purchases and lay the groundwork for future rate hikes. Technical indicators show an ongoing uptrend with resistance around 157.8 to 160.
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EUR/USD continues to tumble, with no sign yet of a rally or even a near-term bounce.. The pair has dropped already beneath the support line of a downward-sloping channel in place since late May this year to its lowest level since July 2020 and there is now little support between here and 1.1170. From a fundamental perspective, the Euro is suffering from a continued insistence by the European Central Bank that much higher Eurozone interest rates are not needed.