European Currencies Adjust to Support Levels: Is Growth Possible?
A week rich in macroeconomic data contributed to the decline of the euro, yen, and pound. Notably, the following events were significant:
- Inflation falling for the second consecutive month (0.2% against the expected 0.3%);
- The publication of the updated forecast from the Federal Reserve (one reduction in the federal funds rate by 0.25%, presumably in September).
Nonetheless, despite the hawkish stance of the Federal Reserve and the steady slowdown in inflation, European currencies managed to stay above key levels relative to the dollar, even laying the groundwork for forming reversal patterns.
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