On Thursday, the EUR/USD pair is steadily progressing and is close to reaching the 1.0900 level before Wall Street opens. Investors remain optimistic as news related to banking has reduced and the aggressive monetary tightening case has weakened. According to recent news, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell revealed the central bank's expectation of one more rate hike during a private meeting with US lawmakers, but this was before the banking crisis and had little effect on financial markets.
Inflation data from the Eurozone added to the positive sentiment as it indicated a further decline. The initial report on the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices showed a 3.1% YoY increase in Spain for March, compared to a 6% increase in February. In the same period, the German HICP rose 7.8% YoY, down from 9.3%. Meanwhile, the final revision of the Q4 Gross Domestic Product in the United States remained at 2.6%, slightly lower than the previous estimate of 2.7%. Initial Jobless Claims for the week ending March 24 were 198K, which was below market expectations. Later in the day, attention will turn to the speeches of several Fed speakers and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.
The EUR/USD pair is trading close to its highest point of the day, and the daily chart indicates that it is consistently achieving higher highs and higher lows. It has surpassed bullish moving averages, and the Momentum indicator in the same timeframe is consolidating at positive levels. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator is also showing a strong bullish trend at around 62. Based on the 4-hour chart, technical indicators are almost vertical and reaching overbought levels, suggesting a potential for upward extension. The 20 SMA is providing intraday support at 1.0830 and is widening the gap with the bullish 100 and 200 SMAs, which are over 100 pips lower than the former.
Support levels: 1.0875 1.0830 1.0790
Resistance levels: 1.0910 1.0950 1.1000
Inflation data from the Eurozone added to the positive sentiment as it indicated a further decline. The initial report on the Harmonized Index of Consumer Prices showed a 3.1% YoY increase in Spain for March, compared to a 6% increase in February. In the same period, the German HICP rose 7.8% YoY, down from 9.3%. Meanwhile, the final revision of the Q4 Gross Domestic Product in the United States remained at 2.6%, slightly lower than the previous estimate of 2.7%. Initial Jobless Claims for the week ending March 24 were 198K, which was below market expectations. Later in the day, attention will turn to the speeches of several Fed speakers and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen.
The EUR/USD pair is trading close to its highest point of the day, and the daily chart indicates that it is consistently achieving higher highs and higher lows. It has surpassed bullish moving averages, and the Momentum indicator in the same timeframe is consolidating at positive levels. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator is also showing a strong bullish trend at around 62. Based on the 4-hour chart, technical indicators are almost vertical and reaching overbought levels, suggesting a potential for upward extension. The 20 SMA is providing intraday support at 1.0830 and is widening the gap with the bullish 100 and 200 SMAs, which are over 100 pips lower than the former.
Support levels: 1.0875 1.0830 1.0790
Resistance levels: 1.0910 1.0950 1.1000
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