EUR/USD Forecast: Rangebound And Tight

Essentially you have a market that doesn’t know which direction it wants to go, but at this point in time I think it’s somewhat obvious that we are going to consolidate in the . This does make sense considering that there are a lot of concerns out there and we did just fall rather significantly due to the fact that the ECB looks likely to cut rates before the Federal Reserve. Tit-For-Tat Trading?That being said, we now find ourselves in a situation where the is likely to continue to see a lot of tit-for-tat trading here as the Federal Reserve is likely to cut later as well. So really at this point, I don’t see a clear winner here with the exception that the US dollar does get a little bit of a boost due to geopolitical concerns. So perhaps this remains a fade the rally type of trade.(Click on image to enlarge)The  above would be a target if we break above the 1.07 level, but I think also would also end up being a significant barrier. If we break down below the 1.06 level, then the 1.05 level underneath would be a target. While I don’t see that happening easily, it is a very real possibility at this point in time as there are so many things that people will be concerned about overall. This market will continue to see a lot of chop more than anything else from what I see. However, if you are a short-term trader, you might find value in this type of behavior.USD/JPY Forecast: Dips are OpportunitiesGBP/CHF Forecast: British Pound Has A Wild Ride Against The FrancPairs In Focus – Sunday, April 21

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Author: Travis Esquivel

Travis Esquivel is an engineer, passionate soccer player and full-time dad. He enjoys writing about innovation and technology from time to time.

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