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EUR/USD Weekly Price Forecast – The Euro Explodes to The Upside

Christopher Lewis
·2-min read

The Euro market rallied against the US dollar on the majority of the week, reaching towards the 1.1150 level before pulling back a bit early on Friday. Quite frankly, we are facing a significant amount of resistance just above and this is a completely messy chart at the moment. Yes, it is an extraordinarily strong and bullish candlestick that we have seen this recently, where the Euro exploded straight up in the air and then got slammed right back down.

EUR/USD Video 01.06.20

A lot of what we are seeing is a reaction “unified bonds” that the European Union is selling. In other words, Germany is backstopping Greece. With that, it should lead to a stronger currency, but at the end of the day the economic figures do not pan out for a stronger Euro. It is because of this that I think we will continue to see a lot of volatility, and therefore do not trust this rally quite yet. Beyond that, it is important to think of this as an indicator, showing you Euro strength or weakness in general.

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I will use this chart tell me what to trade as far as direction is concerned in any EUR pair, but not necessarily this one. As I stated in my daily analysis, this sets up for a great indicator with the EUR/CAD pair, especially if crude oil continues to fall. However, I will keep you up-to-date as to what I see but right now I think we are to see a widening volatility regiment in this market, and that of course makes for nothing but headaches.

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This article was originally posted on FX Empire

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