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17 Apr 2015
What’s in store for EUR/USD today? – UOB Group and Commerzbank
FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The single currency is extending its weekly upside today, lifting EUR/USD closer to the 1.0800 handle ahead of the CPI releases.
“EUR moved from a high of 1.0746 in Asia to a low of 1.0623 before surging to 1.0817 in late NY. The strong up-move from the low is accompanied by impulsive momentum and the current movement is likely the early stages of a sustained EUR rally in the coming days. For now, overbought condition is expected to slow the pace of any further up-move but unless there is a break back below 1.0710, the overnight high will likely be exceeded”, noted analysts at UOB Group.
Karen Jones, Head of FICC Technical Analysis at Commerzbank, added the pair “is upside corrective near term and we would allow for a recovery towards the 1.0861 5 month resistance line - this would make very little impact on this negative chart. Failure here should re focus attention on the 1.0520/1.0457 recent lows”.
“EUR moved from a high of 1.0746 in Asia to a low of 1.0623 before surging to 1.0817 in late NY. The strong up-move from the low is accompanied by impulsive momentum and the current movement is likely the early stages of a sustained EUR rally in the coming days. For now, overbought condition is expected to slow the pace of any further up-move but unless there is a break back below 1.0710, the overnight high will likely be exceeded”, noted analysts at UOB Group.
Karen Jones, Head of FICC Technical Analysis at Commerzbank, added the pair “is upside corrective near term and we would allow for a recovery towards the 1.0861 5 month resistance line - this would make very little impact on this negative chart. Failure here should re focus attention on the 1.0520/1.0457 recent lows”.