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Abstract:Following speculation that the US Federal Reserve has to tighten its loose monetary policy sooner than expected, the dollar fell this past week, with the EURUSD pair trading above 1.2200. Fed Reserve boss Jerome Powell has stressed repeatedly that the existing policy will remain until they see considerable progress towards the Reserve Bank’s goal of price stability and full employment.
● As Central Bankers grapple between economic progress and increasing levels of uncertainty.
● Growth should trigger inflationary concerns, further hurting the dollar.
● Bullish potential for EURUSD remains high as market forces eye the year high of 1.2349
Following speculation that the US Federal Reserve has to tighten its loose monetary policy sooner than expected, the dollar fell this past week, with the EURUSD pair trading above 1.2200. Fed Reserve boss Jerome Powell has stressed repeatedly that the existing policy will remain until they see considerable progress towards the Reserve Banks goal of price stability and full employment.
EURUSD TECHNICAL OUTLOOK
The EURUSD pair posted a higher high this past week, reaching the 1.2245 mark. Back in February, the pair reached a high of 1.2242, the monthly high. In theory, that price zone could become a double top. However, given that there is a lack of interest in the greenback, that scenario seems increasingly unlikely.
From the technical analysis point of view, the market perception tilts towards the upside. On the weekly chart, the pair has advanced above the 20 Small Moving Average (although still flat). Technical indicators remain within positive levels though, although they still possess limited directional strength.
According to the charts, the bulls still remain in control — at least thus far. The pair has risen beyond the bullish 20 SMA, which has advanced beyond the longer Moving Averages, providing support (albeit dynamic) around the 1.2110 levels. Technical indicators have eased around positive levels but are firmly above the mid lines.
EURUSD Weekly Chart for May 17-21 [Photo Credit: FX Street]
On the flip side, it can be observed that the EURUSD pair bottomed out around 1.2160 — which is a key support level — quite a number of times this past week, followed by 1.2110. Below the 1.2110 level, the pair could approach the 1.2000 level. The major resistance level is the 1.2245 level, with any break above it meaning a ray towards 1.2349, the years high.
EUR/USD Sentiment Poll
According to Forecast Polls, the dollars weakness is likely to continue in the near future. Afterwards, it is expected to recede. At the moment, bulls represent 81% of the polled experts, leading to an average target of 1.2242 for the coming week. However, in the monthly and quarterly outlook, the bears are more popular, leading to an average target 1.2105 and 1.2098 respectively.
The overall indication over the coming week is that the dollar will continue to lack self-strength. In the weekly, monthly, and quarterly timeframes, the moving averages maintain their bullish outlook. In the monthly time frame, there is an accumulation of targets below the present level, although the pair is not likely to go below the 1.1800 price zone.
EURUSD Sentiment Poll [Photo Credit: FX Street]
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