The Euro/dollar currency pulled back during the
first half of trading yesterday, however, find some support around the 1.1650
region as well as in the level of 1.16. As of this writing, the market is
expected to rally for some time since the trade deal will be signed in North America and may show a “risk on” sentiment in the
market generally. On the other hand, Turkey ’s issue was reduced in
priority since people do not really fear about it, and this further helped the
single European currency to have some “relief rally”.
Be noted that there is a tendency to move above
the 1.18 zone, which is the top of a significant consolidation region. A break
on top of that area or near the 1.1850 would likely help the Euro to reach
above the 1.20 mark, an area that is expected to be attractive since it appears
important on the longer-term charts.
Technically Euro's decline to 1.1642 yesterday
due to continued weakness in the Turkish lira confirms recent strong upmove has
made a temporary top at Tuesday's fresh 4-week high at 1.1734 and despite
subsequent recovery in New York afternoon on short covering, consolidation with
downside bias remains for said erratic fall to head towards 1.1594, oversold
condition should keep price above 1.1555.
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