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EUR/USD forecast for the week of June 20, 2016
The EUR/USD pair initially fell during the course of the week but turned right back around to form a bit of a hammer. The hammer of course is a very bullish sign and if we can break above the top of a, we could very well go to the 1.15 level again. However, I think it’s can be much easier to trade this chart from the shorter-term time frames than anything else. With that being the case, I’m not interested in taking longer-term trades at the moment in this pair.
The single currency recorded a slight decrease against the US dollar on Thursday. The session started at 1.1258 and ended 34 pips lower. On downwards first support is located at 1.1100. Resistance is located at 1.1286.
EU Market Insight: Iceland and Switzerland Paving Way for Brexit
Almost lost in the UK's pre-referendum fever is an interesting piece from Switzerland: the upper house of the Swiss parliament chose on Wednesday to back the earlier March vote by the lower house and invalidate the 1992 Swiss bid to join the European Union. Switzerland, therefore, exited the EU before it could join it, just a week before Britons go vote.
Iceland also dropped its membership application last year.
Only "a few lunatics" may want to join the EU now, Thomas Minder, counselor for the state of Schaffhausen, told the Neue Zürcher Zeitung.
"Iceland had the courage and withdrew the application for membership, so no volcano erupted," another representative of Schaffhausen, Hannes Germann, added jokingly.
Weekly Chart Shows EUR/USD Set-Up For Volatile Move
The Euro consolidated against the US Dollar most of the week as it straddled the key retracement zone that is controlling the direction of the market. The EUR/USD finished the week at 1.1271, up 0.0021 or +0.19%. The Forex pair basically treaded water as investors await the referendum on June 23 that will determine whether the UK remains a member of the European Union. The dovish Fed monetary policy statement also helped underpin the market as well as more stable Bund rates towards the end of the week.
Watch the price action and read the order flow at 1.1264 this week. Trader reaction to this Fibonacci level should determine the direction for the week.
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Resistance: 1.1286; 1.1450; 1.1630.