The US Dollar gained against the euro on Monday but has been unable to take off as investors are still in two minds about whether there is going to be a slower pace of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes going forward.
The US Dollar got a boost when Christopher Waller crossed the wires and said Friday's inflation report was "just one data point," and that markets are "way out in front". This has been the theme that is gathering pace in the opening sessions.
The daily chart in the US Dollar is showing signs of a corrective nature which opens risk for the downside in the euro as follows:
Bears will be reluctant to make their move in the face of caution around the Fed sentiment, but the resistance is compelling for a move to the downside on the hourly chart. The price needs to form a topping formation below the trendline, with a break of structure, 1.0320.
Correction in the making?
The price is on the front side of the major trend but the back side of the recent trend and this leaves the focus on a move towards 1.0500 following a correction that could be imminent.
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