EUR/USD: Euro Gains Amid German Growth, Weak US GDP

31 oct.

On Wednesday, the Euro extended its rally, driven by positive economic data from Germany and the dampening effect of a weaker-than-expected US GDP figure. Germany’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) recorded a modest 0.2% growth, indicating resilience in Europe’s largest economy. Furthermore, annual inflation in Germany, measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI), showed a significant rise, moving up to 2% in October’s preliminary estimate from 1.6% in September. This uptick in inflation adds to the bullish sentiment surrounding the Euro, as it hints at economic stability and a possible need for continued monetary tightening in the Eurozone.

From a technical analysis perspective, the Euro remains in a profitable position from our identified demand area, where a reversal pattern was noted. The DXY (US Dollar Index) continues to retrace, suggesting potential weakening of the USD, while the COT (Commitments of Traders) report further supports our bullish Euro outlook. Given the ongoing trend, a negative reading in today’s US Unemployment Claims report could provide additional momentum for the Euro’s upward trajectory, potentially solidifying the current trend in favor of the Euro.

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31 oct.

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