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Commentary: Investors sold the Euro for the US Dollar as the US Q3 GDP came in at -0.4%, above market expectations of -1.0%. Yesterday the EUR/USD tumbled to 0.898 and closed at 0.9003, with a loss of 43 points on the day. Remarks from the ECB board members that the central bank’s interest rates are low enough seemingly reduce...continued |
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Source: Telekurs
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part 1...the prospect of an interest rate cut in the immediate-term. This may pressure the EUR/USD lower. Today’s market focus is fixed on the release of NAPM. A better-than-expected data may be supportive for a further decline in the EUR/USD to the 0.8900 area. The current support is at 0.8950, resistance is at 0.9064. |
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