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Abstract:The Euro may rise against the US Dollar if US nonfarm payrolls data undershoots expectations and boosts the case for more accommodative Fed monetary policy.
EUR/USD, US NFPs, US Dollar – TALKING POINTS
EUR/USD may re-enter 18-month descending resistance channel
A poor print of US nonfarm payrolls data may be a key catalyst
Premium on liquidity may return if political détentes deteriorate
EUR/USD may suffer if US nonfarm payrolls data misses the 160k growth estimate for August. An underperformance in this report could bolster the case for the Fed to implement accommodative policy measures and would likely be reflected in overnight index swaps. As it stands, market participants are already pricing in a better-than-even chance of a 50 basis-point cut in October.
However, given what Fed Chairman Jerome Powell had said at the Jackson Hole symposium and recent comments by some of the more cautious central bank members, officials are not as dovish as many believe they are. As such, market participants may – once again – be setting themselves up for disappointment if the Fed conveys a less-dovish outlook than what investors are pricing in.
EUR/USDs rebound from a two-year low comes as demand for haven assets – like the US Dollar – is declining amid the emergence of ethereal market optimism.
However, those concerns may quickly resurface as the fragile mosaic of political stability shatters under the weight of its own almost-inevitable disintegration. Under these circumstances, data that fuels rate cut expectations may continue to pressure US Dollar crosses until the urgency for liquidity and anti-risk assets makes a reprise and causes EUR/USD to resume its dominant downtrend.
Chart of the Day: EUR/USD May Look to Retest Descending Resistance Channel
EUR/USD chart created using TradingView
EUR/USD TRADING RESOURCES
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