The common European currency has been appreciating steadily against the Swedish Krona since early September.
This movement north has allayed during the past three weeks, as the rate has been lingering slightly below the 2010-2017 high of 10.03. This peak was reached on December 12, and the Euro has since edged lower. The same bearish sentiment is likely to prevail during the following weeks, as well.
Even though technical indicators point to a possible increase in price in this session, gains are unlikely to exceed the aforementioned high. In addition, the pair faces the combined resistance of the 200-, 55– and 100-hour SMAs and the weekly PP that could hinder or even halt any intentions to push higher.
This movement north has allayed during the past three weeks, as the rate has been lingering slightly below the 2010-2017 high of 10.03. This peak was reached on December 12, and the Euro has since edged lower. The same bearish sentiment is likely to prevail during the following weeks, as well.
Even though technical indicators point to a possible increase in price in this session, gains are unlikely to exceed the aforementioned high. In addition, the pair faces the combined resistance of the 200-, 55– and 100-hour SMAs and the weekly PP that could hinder or even halt any intentions to push higher.