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In the previous weekly forex forecast review of the EUR/USD we noted that the SMA 50 was functioning as an immediate support. A failure of which could bring us to the extended target of 1.3. Fundamentally we noted that the Euro Zone remains shrouded in weaken economic data and outlooks.
Technical Analysis
Looking at the EUR/USD chart above, we noted a touch and go of the 1.3 extended bearish target. I LOVE IT WHEN MY CHARTS WORK 🙂
SMA 20 ( RED ) = flat
SMA 50 (BLUE) = bullish
The SMAs are not in unison and hence we probably will not see any sustained momentum. Watch out for a crossover of the SMA 20 below the SMA 50. If that happens, it may suggests more bearish pressure. The SMA 50 is functioning as an immediate resistance together with the region of 1.32.
Fundamental Analysis
Lately more and more economists and experts are voicing their opinions of a dimming outlook of the global economy. International Monetary Fund IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde was reported as urging caution too. 3 main areas are probably of concern.
- Increasing oil prices ( currently $126+ for Brent Crude Oil ) leading to increased prices of production and manufacture
- Increasing debt levels of countries such as the Euro Zone budget deficit crisis
- Slowing growth of the emerging markets and hence the lessened spur given to the global economy at large
