EUR/USD: Two Events of the Week ● The past week was marked by two significant events. First, the EUR/USD pair updated its 20-year low on Tuesday, September 06 once again, falling to 0.9863. And then the European Central Bank raised its key interest rate for the first time in its history by 75 basis points
MT5: https://www.mql5.com/en/market/product/85835Trend Support Resistance یک اندیکاتور نسبتاً ساده است که در هر بازه زمانی که نظارت می کنید به معامله گران پشتیبانی و مقاومت فوری تأیید شده ارائه می دهد. برای بلوک های سفارش کوتاه مدت و بلند مدت خوب است. با تنظیمات پیش فرض، نشانگر مناطق حمایت و مقاومت بحرانی را شناسایی می کند.
EUR/USD: Rather Boring Week ● The past week was, boring, so to say. The macro statistics released from August 30 to September 2, although versatile, turned out to be quite close to market expectations. For example, the harmonized consumer price index in Germany, was 8.8%, with the forecast of 8.8%. The consumer price index
EUR/USD: Back to 1:1 Parity ● EUR/USD has been moving sideways in the 1.0100-1.0270 channel for more than three weeks. All attempts to break through its upper or lower border ended in failure. This movement continued until August 10, when, after the publication of data on inflation in the US, the pair went up sharply,
EUR/USD: Weak Inflation Weakens Dollar ● EUR/USD has been moving sideways in the 1.0100-1.0270 channel for more than three weeks. Attempts to break through its upper or lower border ended in failure each time. Even very strong data on the US labor market, which came out in the first week of August, did