EUR/USD:Potential Market Movements Ahead of Key US Economic Data
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On Monday, EUR/USD reached its highest level since late March, surpassing 1.0915. However, after making slight gains during the Asian session on Tuesday, the pair lost momentum and fell below this level. Market participants are now focused on the April JOLTS Job Openings data from the US, set to be released later today.
US Economic Indicators
On Monday, data from the US revealed that the ISM Manufacturing PMI dropped to 48.7 in May from 49.2 in April, indicating that business activity in the manufacturing sector continued to contract at an accelerating rate. Furthermore, the Prices Paid Index, which measures inflation, decreased to 57 from 60.9. Following the release of the PMI report, the US Dollar (USD) experienced significant selling pressure, aiding the EUR/USD in pushing higher.
Federal Reserve Rate Expectations
The probability of the Federal Reserve (Fed) maintaining its policy rate unchanged in September dropped to 40% from nearly 50% before the PMI data, according to the CME FedWatch Tool. This shift in expectations has influenced the market sentiment towards the USD.
Upcoming JOLTS Job Openings Data
Today's release of the US JOLTS Job Openings data will be crucial. If the data falls below expectations, it could trigger another upward move in EUR/USD. Currently, the price is finding support levels, while the optimistic forecast for JOLTS Job Openings suggests potential strength for the USD.
Strategic Trade Setup
In anticipation of potential market reactions, we have placed two Buy Limit orders to capitalize on possible pullback areas for the EUR. These orders are set to engage if the price dips, positioning us to benefit from a subsequent upward movement.
In summary, the EUR/USD pair's movements will be significantly influenced by today's JOLTS Job Openings data. Traders should watch for deviations from forecasts, as this will likely impact both the EUR and USD.
US Economic Indicators
On Monday, data from the US revealed that the ISM Manufacturing PMI dropped to 48.7 in May from 49.2 in April, indicating that business activity in the manufacturing sector continued to contract at an accelerating rate. Furthermore, the Prices Paid Index, which measures inflation, decreased to 57 from 60.9. Following the release of the PMI report, the US Dollar (USD) experienced significant selling pressure, aiding the EUR/USD in pushing higher.
Federal Reserve Rate Expectations
The probability of the Federal Reserve (Fed) maintaining its policy rate unchanged in September dropped to 40% from nearly 50% before the PMI data, according to the CME FedWatch Tool. This shift in expectations has influenced the market sentiment towards the USD.
Upcoming JOLTS Job Openings Data
Today's release of the US JOLTS Job Openings data will be crucial. If the data falls below expectations, it could trigger another upward move in EUR/USD. Currently, the price is finding support levels, while the optimistic forecast for JOLTS Job Openings suggests potential strength for the USD.
Strategic Trade Setup
In anticipation of potential market reactions, we have placed two Buy Limit orders to capitalize on possible pullback areas for the EUR. These orders are set to engage if the price dips, positioning us to benefit from a subsequent upward movement.
In summary, the EUR/USD pair's movements will be significantly influenced by today's JOLTS Job Openings data. Traders should watch for deviations from forecasts, as this will likely impact both the EUR and USD.
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