The inflation data sinks the EUR/USD, with support at 1.087
The inflation data from the United States has had consequences in the financial markets. The EUR/USD has depreciated by -0.67% on Thursday, March 14th.
Global stock markets were heading for a tepid end of the week after seven weeks of gains, and the dollar remained strong following higher-than-expected U.S. inflation, which impacted expectations about the Federal Reserve's timing and frequency of interest rate cuts.
The euro extended its decline from the previous day, reaching $1.087, after hitting a two-month high of $1.0980 a week ago.
What will happen with the EUR/USD next week?
Currently, the pair is trading at 1.089, showing green on the daily chart and above the support level at 1.087. As long as the bulls hold this support level, we can expect them to attempt to push the price toward the resistance at 1.112 (the high from December 28, 2023). However, bearish pressure could push the pair back. Other important support levels include:
**THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE AND SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS SUCH. EACH INDIVIDUAL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS AS A TRADER, INVESTOR, ETC.**
Global stock markets were heading for a tepid end of the week after seven weeks of gains, and the dollar remained strong following higher-than-expected U.S. inflation, which impacted expectations about the Federal Reserve's timing and frequency of interest rate cuts.
The euro extended its decline from the previous day, reaching $1.087, after hitting a two-month high of $1.0980 a week ago.
What will happen with the EUR/USD next week?
Currently, the pair is trading at 1.089, showing green on the daily chart and above the support level at 1.087. As long as the bulls hold this support level, we can expect them to attempt to push the price toward the resistance at 1.112 (the high from December 28, 2023). However, bearish pressure could push the pair back. Other important support levels include:
- 1.087 (38.2% Fibonacci)
- 1.079 (200-day moving average)
- 1.066 (50% Fibonacci)
**THIS IS NOT INVESTMENT ADVICE AND SHOULD NOT BE TAKEN AS SUCH. EACH INDIVIDUAL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR ACTIONS AS A TRADER, INVESTOR, ETC.**