The euro (EUR) has risen marginally against the US dollar (USD), quoting towards the middle of 1.14 in response to the moderate reaction of the market to conversations between the US and China.
The markets digest the headlines in the absence of fundamental data
“There have not been great publications, offering little in terms of pricing action promoted by foundations. However, the ECB continues to deliver a constant bombardment of risks in the holders that underline a change towards neutrality.”
“Those responsible for politics are also trying to promote the overall role of the euro in a world of uncertainty related to trade. Short -term risks can be inclined downward, since we notice a small setback in risk reversals, revealing a change in feeling and a revaluation of the options that fade the premium of the calls on the posts.”
Source: Fx Street
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