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Trading Signals On Thanksgiving

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

On Wednesday we were able to pocket some small gains in the GBP/USD and DAX. No entry was however triggered in the EUR/USD.

As recommended earlier this week, we did not invest too much ahead of the prolonged Thanksgiving weekend amid low volumes.

For those who trade, even by a low risk, here are our daily trading ideas:

Daily Forex and DAX Signals:

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Our trading ideas for today 23/11/23:

EUR/USD

Long @ 1.0920

Short @ 1.0875

GBP/USD

Long @ 1.2520

Short @ 1.2485

DAX® (GER40)

Long @ 15980

Short @ 15940

 

Disclaimer: All trading ideas and expressions of opinion made in the articles are the personal opinion and assumption of MaiMarFX traders. They are not meant to be a solicitation or recommendation to buy or sell a specific financial instrument.

 

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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Forecast Confirmed

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We got what we were looking for yesterday: Another upward move in the GBP/USD with a very good profit. That means for us to sit back and secure the weekly profit. Nevertheless, we have seen over the years that on the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday and following day there have been moves in the direction of the trend and thus good profits. So, make the best of it!

Our trading ideas for today 24/11/22:

EUR/USD

Long @ 1.0460

Short @ 1.0420

GBP/USD

Long @ 1.2115

Short @ 1.2075

DAX® (GER40)

Long @ 14470

Short @ 14420

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

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Quiet Markets This Week?

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Welcome to a new trading week.

The economic data and events calendar is very thin this week and especially U.S. markets could be extra quiet with the Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday. Consequently, trading could be quiet while currency movements might be limited.

The U.S. dollar rose against other counterparts.

Sellers in the EUR/USD are trying to retake control. If the pair drops below 1.0240, we may see a correction towards 1.02 and probably even 1.01.

If the GBP/USD falls below 1.1800, the cable could further correct towards 1.1750 and 1.17.

Our trading ideas for today 21/11/22:

EUR/USD

Long @ 1.0270

Short @ 1.0240

GBP/USD

Long @ 1.1830

Short @ 1.1790

DAX® (GER40)

Long @ 14410

Short @ 14360

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

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Quiet Trading?

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The U.S. dollar rally continued as the market has moved the timing of the first rate hike to June 2022, pricing in an earlier end to QE. The FOMC minutes were hawkish and thus confirmed the Fed’s openness to quicker stimulus reduction.

Today is the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday and trading volumes might be thin.

EUR/USD: As long as the pair remains below 1.1250, we favor the downtrend.

GBP/USD: As long as the cable trades below 1.3420, we focus on a lower target at around 1.3280.

Happy Thanksgiving!

 

 

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Euro And Pound Soar Amid Low Liquidity

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Dear Traders,

The euro and pound sterling have soared to fresh highs amid low trading volumes. The upward movement in both EUR/USD and GBP/USD was not only driven by low liquidity but also by a weakening U.S. dollar. While trading volume was low with most U.S. market participants being offline for the long holiday weekend, we saw some remarkable movement Wednesday providing us profitable trades. There was some dovish tilt in the Fed minutes which contributed to the dollar’s weakness. While a rate increase in December is almost certain, there was some concern that price pressures would fall short of the Fed’s inflation target for longer. Those remarks cooled rate hike expectations for 2018 and drove the dollar lower in turn.

The EUR/USD broke out of its recent downtrend channel and rose towards 1.1840. Whether we will see a follow-through of the recent upward trend remains to be seen but should be viewed with a critical eye. We expect a next resistance to come in at 1.1880, provided that the euro breaks the 1.1840-barrier significantly. However, given the quiet trading conditions we recommend not expecting too much. A current support is seen at 1.1750.

The GBP/USD headed towards the 1.3340-threshold and it will be interesting now whether the cable is able to break the 1.3350-level significantly or bounces back from its highs. Above 1.3360 we expect accelerated bullish momentum towards 1.34 and 1.3450. A near-term support is however seen at 1.3250.

The U.K. GDP report is due for release at 9:30 UTC and could have a major impact on the pound provided that changes are made to the revisions.

Most action is expected to take place during the European trading hours while trading should be quieter afterwards. Happy Thanksgiving to all of our U.S. traders!

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Quiet Trading Over US Thanksgiving Holiday?

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Dear Traders,

The market’s sentiment was recently strongly influenced by political events and while political risks in the Eurozone continue to build up, the euro went into a tailspin. With the Italian constitutional referendum coming in on December 4, the situation for the euro may deteriorate as political risks are rising across Europe.

Trump’s win seems to have reinvigorated populist sentiment across the continent and if the UK can Brexit, the US can elect Trump, it is also possible that France and Italy could pull out of the EU. In this uncertain political environment, the euro remains vulnerable to losses. However, bearing in mind that the euro is oversold in short-term time frames, we expect some corrections in the EUR/USD.

The economic calendar this week is rather light in terms of market-moving data. The U.S. Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday usually leads to low liquidity in the market, which is why we do not expect significant market movements this week. The only interesting piece of U.S. data will be Durable Goods Orders on Wednesday followed by the FOMC Meeting Minutes which are expected to confirm the hawkish tilt of the Federal Reserve. Everything else than a Fed rate hike next month would be a big surprise.

From the Eurozone, we have the PMI Report (Wednesday) and the German IFO Report (Thursday) due for release this week. Furthermore, ECB President Mario Draghi speaks at the European Parliament in Strasbourg today at 16:00 UTC.

Technically we expect the EUR/USD to trade between 1.07 and 1.0530 in the near-term while a break above 1.0720 may invigorate some bullish momentum towards 1.0770 and 1.08 whereas a break below 1.0520 would increase the pressure on the currency pair.

GBP/USD

The pound sterling dropped towards 1.23 and sterling bears are eager to see whether the cable will break below that crucial support. After a break below 1.23 we see a next lower target at 1.2150. A break above 1.2550 however, would shift the bias in favor of the bulls.

chart_gbp_usd_daily_snapshot21-11-16

From the U.K. , the only interesting piece of economic data will be the Autumn Budget Statement (Wednesday) and Friday’s GDP Report.

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How Low Can Euro And Sterling Go?

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Dear Traders,

The U.S. dollar advanced to new highs against the euro and British pound. The greenback resumed its uptrend in expectation the Fed will hike next month while other central banks are biased to ease. The euro weakened toward a fresh low of 1.06 after European Central Bank President Mario Draghi encouraged speculation the ECB will increase stimulus next week. Draghi said Friday the central bank will do what it must to raise inflation “as quickly as possible”. The euro could thus be vulnerable to further losses ahead of the ECB’s next policy decision on December 3.

Nonetheless, traders should be cautious with short positions as central bank actions are mostly priced in. The downtrend in the EUR/USD may come to a temporary halt at 1.0585, 1.0560 or 1.0520.

This week is a shortened holiday-trading week as U.S. markets will remain closed for Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday and Friday. Important economic reports are scheduled for release on Tuesday and Wednesday with U.S. Gross Domestic Product, Personal Consumption, Consumer Confidence and Durable Goods Orders.

Important eurozone reports are due for release today with the Eurozone’s PMI reports and Tuesday with the German IFO Business Climate.

Sterling traders should watch the U.K. GDP figures, scheduled for release on Friday. While GBP may find a short-term support at 1.5150, key support levels could only be at 1.51 and 1.5030. Resistances are seen at 1.52 and 1.5240.

This week starts off with important data releases such as German Services and Manufacturing PMI reports at 8:30 GMT, Eurozone’s PMI reports at 9:00 GMT and U.S. Existing Home Sales at 15:00 GMT.

We wish you a good start to the new week!

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