EUR/USD: Midpoint of the ‘Dull Period’ ● n the next part of the review, we will discuss how one crypto analyst used the term “dull period” in relation to the BTC/USD chart. The EUR/USD chart looks even more uneventful. While from 20 August until today, the pair fluctuated within the 1.1000-1.1200 range, last week it
EUR/USD: Storms and Tempests on September 18, 19, and 20 ● The past week can be divided into two parts – from September 9 to 11, and from the 12th to the 13th. Initially, the dollar strengthened, then it lost ground. The trend shift occurred after data released on Wednesday, September 11, indicated a
EUR/USD: Markets Await ECB and Fed Meetings ● If the US economy is growing, investors buy up dollars to invest in the US stock market. As a result, the DXY Dollar Index rises. But as soon as the dark shadow of an impending recession falls over the rosy picture, the countdown begins. Moreover, an economic
Stablecoins and Argentina: Made for Each Other Blockchain, the distributed ledger technology behind cryptoassets, has been surreptitiously gaining its ubiquitous presence in the daily financial lives of Argentines over the last decade. The successive hyperinflation crises, which have afflicted the country since the launch of bitcoin in January 2009, accelerated the adoption of the digital
EUR/USD: Day of Thanksgiving and Week of Contradictions ● Reminder that the American currency came under significant pressure on November 14 following the release of the Consumer Price Index (CPI) report in the USA. In October, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) decreased from 0.4% to 0% (m/m), and on an annual basis, it dropped from
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EUR/USD: November 14 – a Dark Day for the Dollar ● In the previous review, the overwhelming majority of experts expressed opinions favouring further weakening of the American currency. This prediction came to fruition. The Consumer Inflation report in the United States, published on Tuesday, November 14, toppled the Dollar Index (DXY) from 105.75 to
EUR/USD: How Mr. Powell Aided the Dollar ● The past week witnessed few significant events, which reflected in EUR/USD pair’s fluctuations around 1.0700. Notably, there was a slight increase in the Dollar Index (DXY), starting at 105.05 and reaching a peak of 105.97 by Friday, November 10. This growth was primarily attributed to the “hawkish”
EUR/USD: A Bad Week for the Dollar ● Throughout the week, the Dollar Index DXY, along with EUR/USD, appeared to be riding the waves, moving up and down. At the beginning of the week, preliminary data for Europe was released. In terms of annual growth, the GDP of the Eurozone in the third quarter was
EUR/USD: Awaiting the Pair at 1.0200? ● Having started the past week on a positive note, EUR/USD approached a significant support/resistance level at the 1.0700 zone on Tuesday, October 24, before reversing and sharply declining. According to several analysts, the correction of the DXY Dollar Index that began on October 3rd, which correspondingly drove EUR/USD
