Good Afternoon,
I took a few days off given it was Easter, which is a huge market
holiday in many regions of the world. That being said, we are back at
the beginning of the month/beginning of the quarter and the up-move in
the equity markets continue.
But first, a busy economic calendar to review. Remember, if the event
is specific to the internals of an economy, it is a "micro-fundamental"
event. And for the USD, they are:
**much weaker than expected manufacturing data
Posted By:
Brian Kahn
Brian provides regular commentary focusing on the relationships between various financial markets. An experienced trader and portfolio manager with over 15 years in the markets, Brian relies on fundamental and technical analysis to create trading plans for each and every market entry.
EUR/USD Transition Puts 1.3050 in Focus for a Fade
The downtrend in the EUR/USD has transitioned but often the error is to get too bullish too soon. Keeping in mind that the overall Directional Bias was down, there is still that lingering headwind for euro bulls. The challenge will be what could be the next catalyst to either push the pair through the 1.3050 level or pressure the pair lower back into the trading range.
Technically there is the 200DMA level that is trading near the 1.3000 big figure.
Raghee Horner