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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for January 8, 2024 – Navigating Uncertainty in a Volatile Market Landscape
The initial 2024 macroeconomic indicators confirm a slowdown in growth even in the United States, although a recession seems distant given the robust performance of the job market. With the presidential elections set for 2024, the Federal Reserve, if it wishes to act, will need to do so primarily in the first half of the…
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for December 18, 2023 – Anticipating Rate Cuts and Navigating Market Shifts
The Fed breaks its hesitation, giving the markets what they expected: confirmation that interest rates will fall in 2024. The ECB seems more hesitant in a rate hike cycle that, however, appears to have concluded with the successful battle against inflation. Stock markets soar, bond yields fall, and the U.S. dollar weakens.
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for December 11, 2023 – Central Banks’ Decisions Set to Shape Currency Dynamics Ahead of the Holidays
An interim week as we await the final central bank meetings before the year-end closure. Incoming data from the USA confirms that a recession is not on the horizon, while in Europe, a rate cut seems more likely given the state of the economy and inflation. Meanwhile, EurUsd moves away from resistances.
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for December 4, 2023 – Positive Shifts in American GDP and Seasonal Advantages Set the Stage
Last week brought few macroeconomic updates. Employment and inflation will be the focus in the coming days, along with the highly anticipated central bank meetings. The positive revision of the American GDP for the third quarter is surprising, and meanwhile, for EurUsd, the seasonally most favorable month of the year begins.
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Weekly EurUsd Outlook for November 28, 2023 – Navigating Political Shifts and Key Resistance Levels
Few macroeconomic events marked a short week due to the American Thanksgiving holiday. The inevitable statements from some central bankers and the Dutch political elections provided some points of interest. Meanwhile, EurUsd continues to move away from critical levels and is now facing resistance in the 1.10 area.
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for November 20, 2023 – Euro Climbs as Inflation Eases
U.S. inflation slows more than expected, and markets celebrate, beginning to hope for generous interest rate cuts by the Fed in 2024. Meanwhile, in Europe, a recession might be avoided, and the euro unexpectedly regains the 1.09 area
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for November 13, 2023 – Anticipatory Climate as Euro Eyes Key Resistances Ahead of December Meetings
Last week, little information emerged from the currency markets, except for scattered statements by central bankers, which did not indicate any intention to loosen their grip on interest rates. This climate of anticipation has allowed the euro to regain ground, steering towards significant and decisive resistance levels. Markets will closely scrutinize the data in anticipation…
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for November 6, 2023 – Markets Poised for December Fed Meeting Amid Inflation Shifts
As the world continues to watch with concern the escalating geopolitical tensions at Europe’s doorstep, inflation is showing signs of moderation that foster hope for less aggressive central banks in 2024. The Fed will closely monitor growth data, while the ECB will focus on inflation that is already noticeably slowing down. In the meantime, EurUsd…
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for October 30, 2023 – Geopolitics Take Center Stage
The military tensions in the Middle East have led to a flight from risk, with interest rates remaining high due to the central banks’ firm resolve not to lose control of inflation, especially now as it risks rising due to geopolitical conflicts. Meanwhile, EurUsd is pressing again on key long-term support levels.
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for October 23, 2023 – Geopolitical Tensions Stir Markets
Following Ukraine and Israel, the market renews its state of tension, fearing a widening of conflicts on a global scale. The divisions between the West and the East amplify an underlying uncertainty that is detrimental to markets, while facilitating a resurgence in safe-haven assets like gold and the dollar. However, not for American Treasuries, which…
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for October 16, 2023 – Will the Winds of War Stop the Fed?
The concern over a new outbreak of war, this time in the Middle East with Israel unjustly attacked by Palestinian terrorists, has directed investors towards safer assets such as gold and bonds. However, the Fed doesn’t seem inclined to ease up on rates, but the market remains hopeful. The dollar, in any case, benefits in…
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EurUsd Weekly Outlook for October 9, 2023 – Resilient Dollar, Global Ripples
In the U.S., the aftermath of the debt ceiling increase, formally postponed to November, continues, as macroeconomic data displays an enduringly robust economy, with September payrolls doubling expectations. The dollar remains sturdy, further bolstered by the new conflict in Israel. Meanwhile, the euro faces sales pressures largely due to bleak growth prospects, with certain countries…
