EUR/USD is finding some support due to the soft-ish USD momentum, despite strong US data. Economists at ING analyze the pair’s outlook.Not worth chasing EUR/USD higher for now
We see a Dollar comeback as likely, so we would be reluctant to chase EUR/USD much beyond 1.0900. The current set of market conditions would suggest 1.0750/1.0800 to be a more appropriate trading range.
The Eurozone calendar remains uninspiring from a data standpoint but there are some ECB speakers to monitor today. President Christine Lagarde will participate in a panel although it is unclear whether she will discuss monetary policy, and we’ll also hear from Guindos, Stournaras and Nagel.
EUR/USD remains defensive below 1.0900 on US NFP day
EUR/USD is trading under pressure below 1.0900, stalling its bounce in the European session. The pair struggles for upside traction even though the US Dollar stays on the back foot amid a pullback in the US Treasury bond yields. Investors await the US NFP data and Lagarde’s speech.
EUR/USD News
GBP/USD holds steady near 1.2750 ahead of US NFP
GBP/USD holds steady near 1.2750 ahead of US NFP
GBP/USD is holding steady near 1.2750 in the European trading hours, looking for a clear directional impetus from the US NFP data release. The US Dollar is licking its wound following a sharp decline led by the mixed US economic data.
GBP/USD News
Gold within $1,890–1930 range, US data eyed
Gold within $1,890–1930 range, US data eyed
Gold price stays on the way to posting the fourth consecutive weekly loss despite being defensive at around $1,900 of late. The cautious mood ahead of the top-tier US employment and inflation clues could be linked to the XAU/USD’s latest inaction/consolidation.
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