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EUR/USD Corrects from Three-Month High Amid Dollar Strength
The EUR/USD pair retreated on Tuesday following a recent peak, marking a corrective move amidst a weaker US Dollar. Factors including steady yields and a dip in equities favored the Greenback, causing the Euro to lag. US data revealed a larger-than-expected drop in Existing Home Sales, impacting market sentiment. Meanwhile, upcoming reports like Jobless Claims, Durable Goods Orders, and the University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment will likely influence further market movements. The FOMC minutes reiterated concerns about inflation, signaling potential future tightening measures. The Euro’s performance was also affected by a decline against the GBP, with anticipation building for the Eurozone’s preliminary November PMIs as the next key report.
In technical analysis, the EUR/USD is showing a strong upward trend on early Tuesday just to end the day weaker able to reach the middle band of the Bollinger Bands. It’s currently trading just around this level, indicating the possibility of another upward movement. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 57 shows a neutral but slightly bullish stance.
Resistance: 1.0956, 1.1004
Support: 1.0885, 1.0832
XAU/USD Surges Towards Key Resistance Amidst Dollar Stability
Spot Gold demonstrated a robust surge on Tuesday, rallying from sub-$1,980 levels to approach a significant resistance mark at $2,010. This bullish movement occurred despite a dip in stock prices and a stabilized US Dollar. The climb coincided with steady US yields, showcasing resilience after briefly touching $2,007 before retracing toward $2,000. The prevailing upward bias hinges on the anticipation that the Federal Reserve has halted interest rate hikes, bolstering Gold’s appeal. However, while market attention focuses on the upcoming FOMC minutes and critical US data releases like Jobless Claims and Durable Goods Orders, a more aggressive Gold rally may hinge on a clear downturn in Treasury yields signaling a peak, as of now, keeping the metal’s surge subdued.
In technical terms, the analysis shows that XAU/USD moved higher on Tuesday, able to reach the upper band of the Bollinger Bands. The gold price is currently moving back below this band, suggesting a possible minor increase to reach back to the upper band. With the Relative Strength Index (RSI) at 63, it signals a continuing slight bullish trend for the XAU/USD pair.
Resistance: $2,008, $2,040
Support: $1,993, $1,973
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