EUR/USD has been bullish since the middle of March, after it rebounded from the support zone at 1.0520-30. Moving averages such as the 50 SMA (yellow) and the 100 SMA (green) has been acting as support on the H4 chart. The price broke above 1.10 by the middle of April and it almost reachd 1.11 last week, before the reversal down following the jump in US GDP price index.
Yesterday EUR/USD moved above 1.10 again as the US Dollar weakened furing thjje European session on this liquidity, but retreated to to a level of 1.0966 as USD buyers regained confidence after the higher ISM manufacturing prices. The pair ended last week at 1.1015, with volatility increasing due to hotter-than-expected US inflation figures released towards the end of the month. The price continued to hoover aorund these levels as we awaitied the European CPI inflation report which was released earlier today.
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