EUR/USD: Dips to the low 1.0800 area continue to draw support – Scotiabank
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EUR/USD trades off lows. Economists at Scotiabank analyze the world’s most popular currency pair outlook.
Undertone remains soft
The EUR/USD pair closed Monday’s session below the 200-Day Moving Average (1.0842) for the first time since early December. The 200-DMA had provided some semblance of support for the EUR over the past week.
EUR dips to the low 1.0800 area continue to draw support, however, and retracement support (50% Fibonacci of the EUR’s Q4 rally) sits at 1.0793, ahead of 1.0712 (61.8%).
Resistance is 1.0855/1.0860.
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