EUR/USD – How Low Can The Euro Go?
What a volatile roller coaster ride! The U.S. consumer price index came in at a shocking 9.1 percent and the U.S. dollar fluctuated sharply. After gains and losses, the greenback ended yesterday’s trading day virtually unchanged against the euro and British pound. The inflation-jump added fuel to bets that the Federal Reserve could raise rates by 100bp later this month.
EUR/USD – How low can the euro go?
Options traders have set a potential short-term bottom at 0.9850. However, the euro crisis is far from over which is why some warn a chaotic descent taking the euro even lower could be in the cards. Other strategists warn of a “non-linear” slide to 0.95.
For now, however, the pair is oversold, which is why we may see a modest rebound. In the short-term, we see the chances slightly in favor of the bulls with a rebound-target seen at around 1.0120.
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