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Consolidation Amid Low Volatility?

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The U.S. dollar sold-off across the board amid falling U.S. Treasury yields following the lower-than-expected U.S. inflation data report last week. The lower inflation print eliminated the likelihood of further monetary policy tightening by the Federal Reserve, giving traders green light to begin pricing in more rate cuts next year.

The weakening dollar in turn, boosted other currencies such as the euro which climbed above 1.09 and seems to be on its way towards a test of 1.10 now.

The British pound lagged behind in its upward trend against the greenback and finds itself still between 1.25 and 1.24. A break above 1.2550 could open the door for a run towards 1.2620 and possibly even 1.2680.

This week there are no high-impact events scheduled for release with a shorter trading week in the U.S. because of the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday and Friday. The absence of high-profile events could translate into consolidation of the recent market moves with the potential for further upside for the euro, DAX and pound.

We recommend traders not to expect too much in the next days, take smaller profits or even do a trading break.

 

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Overbought Territory Amid Low Volatility

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Last week was characterized by significant bullish moves across the greenback’s counterparts. The U.S. dollar sold-off sharply after the June inflation report surprised to the downside. Given the strength of the latest upward moves and with both EUR/USD and GBP/USD overcoming key technical hurdles, we expect some further upside potential.

On Wednesday, the UK inflation report will be released and if there are signs that inflation is falling, the pound could correct from its heavily overbought territory.

GBP/USD: A higher resistance is seen between 1.3150 and 1.32. The pair remains, however, in deeply overbought territory, increasing the chances for a consolidation phase. A support is now seen at 1.2850.

EUR/USD: Remaining above 1.12, the focus shifts to higher resistances at 1.14 and 1.15. A current support could lie at 1.11.

Summer doldrums: We advise traders not invest too much or doing a trading break since volatility typically remains at very muted levels during the summer months of July and August. When volatility is low, there is more to lose than to gain.

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Low Volatility Ahead?

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Last week ended with an increase in risk sentiment with the euro and British pound strengthening against the U.S. dollar and the DAX jumping back towards 16200. Friday’s U.S. PCE index came in lower-than-expected, erasing recent gains in the dollar.

The U.S. markets will be shut for the Independence Day holiday tomorrow, which could result in a quiet trading session to the start of the week.

On the economical docket, the only interesting data release will be the U.S. labor market report on Friday.

We bear in mind that the summer doldrums now in July could lead to quieter trading conditions and less chances to profit. Traders should therefore not invest too much, trade with smaller positions or just take a summer trading break.

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Is The U.S. Dollar Over-Sold?

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The U.S. dollar weakened across the board since the market has been pricing in an increasingly dovish Federal Reserve. However, traders worry that the latest sell-off could be an overcorrection in the greenback. The U.S. jobs report came in better than expected, showing 263k jobs in November and a steady 3.7 percent unemployment rate. This means that the jobs market remains tight which is not something the Fed will like to bring inflation down.

From a fundamental perspective, this week’s economic calendar is relatively light. Traders are looking towards next week’s central bank decisions for potential drivers.

Technical view

EUR/USD

The upward correction appears to be somewhat overstretched with the euro now testing the upper descending trendline of its primary downtrend. If the euro breaks above 1.0620, bulls may try to push it towards 1.07 and 1.0770 but given overbought price levels, a correction towards 1.0370 becomes more likely.

GBP/USD

Similar is the picture in the cable. The recent upward movement looks overstretched while entering a resistance zone between 1.2250 and 1.2650. Given the straight-lined upward movement we anticipate pullbacks towards 1.2050-1.20.

Our trading ideas for today 5/12/22:

EUR/USD

Long @ 1.0590

Short @ 1.0530

GBP/USD

Long @ 1.2330

Short @ 1.2270

DAX® (GER40)

Long @ 14580

Short @ 14490

Settings for all trades today: Entries from 8:00 am UTC, SL 25, TP 40

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Focus on Yellen’s Testimony

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Dear traders,

The U.S. dollar retreated ahead of U.S. Treasury Secretary-designate Janet Yellen Senate confirmation hearing later today. Yellen is expected to affirm the U.S.’s commitment to a market-determined dollar value and her comments may serve as a fresh catalyst for the greenback, giving the green light for the dollar’s long-term downtrend.

EUR/USD: The euro found a halt at 1.2050 from where prices reversed. As written in our analysis from Monday we now see a next resistance at around 1.2150.

GBP/USD: The pound broke below 1.3530 but the downward move was not sustained as the greenback’s momentum ebbed. This morning we see the cable again above 1.36 and pencil in potential further gains towards 1.3640.

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EUR/USD

Long @ 1.2120

Short @ 1.2035

GBP/USD

Long @ 1.3630

Short @ 1.3565

DAX® (GER30)

Long @ 13980

Short @ 13870

 

Results 2020:

December 2020: +318 pips

November 2020: +75 pips

October 2020: +432 pips

 

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Georgia Election Runoff to Serve as Main Catalyst

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While there were no big market movements Tuesday, both EUR/USD and GBP/USD ended the trading day in higher territory. Reason for the upward tendency was a weakening U.S dollar which traded at its lowest since February 2018 against its major peers. Georgia senate runoff election results contributed to the dollar’s weakness and selling pressure could accelerate if democrats take control of the senate by winning two seats in the Georgia election runoff. If, however, senate republicans maintain their majority, the dollar could strengthen. Key elections in Georgia serve as an important catalyst in the market as they will decide which party controls the U.S. Senate for the next two years, setting the scope of President-elect Joe Biden’s agenda.

The results are expected today, so we might see some volatile movements in USD crosses.

Technically, we saw the euro surging to a high of 1.2326 amid broad-based dollar weakness but with the election results still to be announced, the pair rebounded from its highs. Traders now might pay attention to a price breaks either above 1.2350 or below 1.2250 but higher volatility should nevertheless be taken into account.

The cable bounced off the 1.3650-hurdle but a renewed rise above 1.3630 could prompt the pair for a break above 1.3650 and lead to another test of 1.37 or even 1.3740. On the downside we see an important support around 1.3450.

 

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Global Equities Rally, U.S. Dollar Weakens

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Dear traders,

Global equities were on course for the best month on record amid a usually quiet Thanksgiving holiday week.

The U.S. dollar held its decline while speculation that Coronavirus vaccines and a possibly peaceful presidential transition are steps toward normalization in the economy drove U.S. shares higher and the Dow Jones to a record high.

Elsewhere, the euro benefited from the dollar’s weakness and rose back above 1.19 this morning. Also, the DAX was spurred by the market’s rally and touched an early September-high at 13383.

The only currency pair that treated water Tuesday was the GBP/USD remaining within an 80-pips trading range.

Today we have some key events coming up:

USD: Minutes of the most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting are due in the evening (19:00 UTC)

USD: U.S. jobless claims, GDP and personal spending data (13:30 & 15:00 UTC)

GBP: U.K. expected today to deliver the government’s spending plans for next year.

 

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Dollar Slips On Trump Comments

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Dear Traders,

Despite a relatively quiet start to the new week, buyers in both EUR/USD and GBP/USD were able to book some profit.

During the Asian session we saw the U.S. dollar extending its slide against its major peers after comments from U.S. President Donald Trump who said that he was “not thrilled” with Federal Reserve Chairman Powell’s raising of interest rates. Trump said the Fed should be more accommodating on rates helping him to boost the economy. Consequently, the dollar gave up some of its gains, pushing other counterparts higher in return.

Whether this could be the end of the dollar’s summer rally remains to be seen and hinges on trade talks between China and the U.S. as well as on the Fed’s point of view in terms of tighter monetary policy.

 

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