The euro (EUR) is calm and quoting within a remarkably narrow range, given the broadest context of uncertainty and the failure of German Chancellor Merz to ensure a majority in his confirmation vote in the German Parliament, says Shaun Osborne, head of Strategy of Scotiabank FX.
The RSI reveals a significant decrease in impulse
“The news has weighed on the indices of European shares, with the German Dax, quoting 1% in the day and the actions in France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands quoting the decline in sympathy. The foundations have surprised up with the final service PMI, the final services are located just above 50, the dividing threshold between expansion and contraction.”
“We continue to observe the short -term risk in the ECB’s oratory commitments towards the end of the week, specifically in the context of the surprise of the CPI last week.”
“The EUR/USD has been caught in a flat congestion range since the beginning of April. Support is observed below 1.13 and resistance above 1.14. The RSI reveals a significant decrease in impulse, although it remains in slightly bullish territory above 50.”
Source: Fx Street
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