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EUR/USD unlikely to gain traction while below 1.0830
EUR/USD has staged a modest rebound to the 1.08 area. Unless the pair manages to clear the 1.0830 resistance, sellers are likely to continue to dominate the pair's action, FXStreet’s Eren Sengezer reports.
1.0760 aligns as key near-term support for the euro
“Investors will keep a close on US T-bond yields. In case the 10-year yield rises above 3%, EUR/USD could come under renewed bearish pressure.”
“In order to extend its rebound, EUR/USD needs to clear the static level that seems to have formed at 1.0830. Above that level, the 1.0850/1.0860 area (50-period SMA, static level) aligns as the next hurdle ahead of 1.09 (static level, psychological level).”
“On the downside, key support is located at 1.0760 (static level, post-ECB low). If that level turns into resistance, 1.0730 (April 24, 2020, low) and 1.07 (psychological level) could be seen as the next bearish targets.”
See: EUR/USD set to test the 1.07 mark in the coming days – ING
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