EUR/USD halted its post-Brexit rebound today. US economic data was mixed. Jobless claims rose, though they were in line with market expectations, while the Chicago PMI climbed much more than was predicted by experts. Initial jobless claims rose to the seasonally adjusted level of 268k last week, in line with analysts’ expectations of 267k, from the previous week’s revised rate of 258k. (Event A on the chart.) Chicago […]
Read moreEUR/USD rose for the third consecutive day during the current trading session, though the rally was nowhere near being enough to erase the Friday’s huge drop. Markets continue to calm down as they digest the result of Britain’s referendum. While market participants feel less anxious, the future remains uncertain, and that may cause traders to stick to safe currencies. The problem for the dollar is that it has lost its appeal due […]
Read moreEUR/USD rose from the second session today following the big slump on Friday that followed the surprise decision of Great Britain to leave the European Union. Markets are recovering from the shock even though traders remain cautious. As for economic data from the United States, it was mixed with the unexpected deterioration of manufacturing but the huge improvement of the consumer sentiment and growth of the economy. US GDP rose 1.1% in Q1 2016 according […]
Read moreEUR/USD Floor pivot points 3rd Sup 2nd Sup 1st Sup Pivot 1st Res 2nd Res 3rd Res 1.0343 1.0627 1.0859 1.1143 1.1376 1.1660 1.1892 Woodie’s pivot points 2nd Sup 1st Sup Pivot 1st Res 2nd Res 1.0614 1.0833 1.1130 1.1349 1.1647 Camarilla pivot points 4th Sup 3rd Sup 2nd Sup 1st Sup 1st Res 2nd […]
Read moreEUR/USD sank more than 2% today after yesterday’s referendum in Britain. As it turned out, Britons voted for leaving the European Union even though votes for staying were leading in polls. While the Great Britain pound was obviously the biggest loser, the euro also suffered greatly due to uncertainty about the future of the EU and the eurozone. As for US data, it was bad but that did not mean much to markets […]
Read moreEUR/USD rallied today as Britons were voting whether to stay in the European Union or leave it. Polls were showing that there were more people preferring to remain in the Union than to leave it. This gave boost to European currencies, limiting demand for safe currencies (like the dollar). US economic data, which was poor for the most part, was not helping the greenback either. The currency pair backed off from […]
Read moreEUR/USD was rising for the most part of today’s trading session (though trimmed gains by now) as the referendum nears about the place of Great Britain in or outside of the European Union. Meanwhile, the cautious stance of US policy makers and the possible delay of interest rate hikes made the dollar less appealing to traders. Existing home sales rose to the seasonally adjusted annual rate of 5.53 million in May, matching forecasts exactly, from the downwardly revised 5.43 […]
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Read moreIntroduction The goal of this article is to study the likelihood of the long-term US dollar depreciation vs. its major counterparts in the coming years. I presume the status of the US dollar as the global reserve currency (international currency) to be unchanged in the near future and I base my research and conclusion on the the strengths and weaknesses pertinent to the USD due to such status. Contents 1 Introduction 2 What Does the Data Tell Us? 3 What Causes Dollar to Depreciate? 4 […]
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