EURUSD is up by 260 pips since the beginning of October. The pair climbed from 1.0879 to 1.1140 in just 14 trading days. The rally appears to be fueled by optimism regarding a possible Brexit deal and the tentative “phase-one” agreement between the US and China. In our opinion, however, there is something more to…
EURUSD Absorbs Economic, Trade War and G-7 News
EURUSD made a new low last week. The pair fell to as low as 1.0963 on Friday adding to the downtrend it has been trading in since February 2018. The last time the European currency traded this low against the greenback was in May 2017. The last few months have been characterized by new lows,…
EURUSD Bulls Needed a Catalyst. Mr. Powell Obliged
EURUSD was trading near 1.1170 at the start of last week. The pair was close to levels last seen two years ago and most expected the slide to continue. But then, on June 4th, Fed Chairman Jerome Powell implied the Central Bank is considering interest rate cuts in response to trade issues. By Friday, June…
EURUSD Reversal Needed “Breathing Space”
EURUSD plunged below 1.1260 earlier today. The pair has been steadily declining during the last twelve months and the latest drop suggests a new low is very likely to be reached soon. But it wasn’t all that clear two weeks ago, when the Euro was hovering around 1.1400 against the U.S. dollar. Then the Elliott…
EURUSD Sharp U-Turn Predicted by Elliott Wave
2018 has so far been a terrible year for EURUSD bears and the month of October made no exception. The pair climbed to 1.1815 in late-September, but could not maintain the positive momentum. By October 31st it was down to 1.1302, losing over 300 pips that month alone. But in the Forex market traders cannot…
A Week of Trend Reversals in the Forex Market
The Forex market was very interesting to observe last week. Major news like the Non-Farm Payrolls report in the U.S., the new trade deal between the USA, Canada and Mexico, and Bank of Japan’s determination to keep fighting deflation all contributed to an eventful five days in the world’s largest market. News and events is…
EURUSD: When the Fed Supports the Elliott Wave View
Following a recovery of more than 500 pips in a little over a month, EURUSD suddenly crashed from 1.1815 to 1.1570 last week, erasing half of its recent progress in just a few days. The selloff came after the Fed raised its benchmark interest rate for the third time this year on Wednesday and promised…
Emerging Markets Crisis Not to Blame for EURUSD ‘s Drop
Following several very strong days that saw EURUSD appreciate from 1.1300 to 1.1734 between August 15th and 28th, the European currency is under pressure again. The pair is currently hovering under 1.1590 after a decline to 1.1530 yesterday. As usual, it did not take very long for the after-the-fact explanations for the Euro’s weakness to…
Elliott Wave Pattern Sent EURUSD Higher, Not Trump or Cohen
What a week for EURUSD bulls! The pair is moving sharply up after weeks or even months of suffering. After opening at 1.1437 on Monday, the European currency climbed to almost 1.1623 against the U.S. dollar, before retreating to its current whereabouts near 1.1560. It is interesting to note that Donald Trump’s trade war, which…
Riding EURUSD ‘s 1100-Pip Elliott Wave Crash
The way the year began gave EURUSD bulls a lot of reasons to hope for a great 2018. On February 19th, the euro was trading above 1.2400 against the U.S. counterpart, following a phenomenal 2017. Angela Merkel had just successfully negotiated the terms of her fourth mandate as a Chancellor of Germany and Donald Trump’s…
Two Months Ahead of EURUSD ‘s Turkey-Driven Selloff
EURUSD’s selloff has resumed. The pair fell to as low as 1.1432 earlier today, following a Financial Times report stating the European Central Bank is concerned about some European banks’ exposure to Turkey’s currency crisis. Spain’s BBVA, Italy’s Unicredit, and France’s BNP Paribas were among the big names mentioned in the report. Now, let’s see how…
EURUSD: The Evolution of an Elliott Wave Count
Less than three months ago, on February 16th, the EURUSD pair climbed to a three-year high of 1.2556. Given the fact that Euro bulls have been in control during the entire 2017, it made sense to expect more strength from the European currency against the U.S. dollar. In addition, after four months of negotiations, in…
EURUSD Sent North by Fibonacci Support
EURUSD bulls had nothing to complain about last week, as the pair rose from 1.2248 to a new 3-year high of 1.2555. It is no secret that the pair has been in an uptrend, especially since it has been rising during the entire 2017. Still, trends always include moves in the opposite direction. The most…
Weekly Highlights: Euro, Ripple, Illumina and Oil
The euro had a funny week (or nerve wracking, depending on how you look at it). On Monday it dropped to almost 1.19 but as of Friday’s close we’re at 1.22. What people think caused it – German coalition talks. Or was it something we managed to identify two weeks ago in this New Year’s article?…
EURUSD Weeks Ahead of the German Coalition Talks
It has been a wild week for EURUSD. The pair opened at 1.2027 on Monday, but quickly fell by over 100 pips to 1.1916 on Tuesday, only to resume its rally and reach a new three-year high of 1.2134 as of this writing. The last time the pair traded above the 1.2100 mark was in…
