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EUR/USD dips below 1.37 in the Draghi drag follow up

The gradual deterioration of EUR/USD continues at slow, yet steady pace. The slightly worse than expected ISM non manufacturing PMI did not really help.

EUR/USD is now trading below the round number of 1.37, at the lowest level since early March, when Draghi sent the pair higher. — more coming

At the moment this is only a dip into deeper ground, and not a thrust threw this level. The road is long. Update: after reaching 1.3697, the pair is back above 1.37. So far, this is a fakeout and not a breakout.

What did Draghi say? He raised his rhetoric regarding the exchange rate, the readiness to act and a potential move: QE and a negative rate were both discussed. Here the full coverage of Draghi.

The lack of action did help the euro at first, but after touching 1.38, the pair changed course.

Yohay Elam

Yohay Elam

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