EUR/USD: 21 DMA holds key – OCBC
Source Fxstreet
Euro (EUR) traded under pressure (sub1.03 levels), OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.
Risks modestly skewed to the upside
"ECB’s Schnabel said ECB has room to lower borrowing costs but also stressed that after the steep rate cuts over the last few months, ECB is getting closer to the point where policymakers have to take a closer look at whether and to what extent they can still reduce rates."
"Daily momentum turned mild bullish while RSI rose. Risks modestly skewed to the upside. EUR bulls to regain some momentum towards 1.0440 (50 DMA). Support at 1.0240, 1.02 (recent low)."
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