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EURUSD Analysis: Is the Euro trying to turn back up? [Video]

The Euro sits at a critical inflection point right now, trying to figure out whether it wants to hold up into dips for the start to a resumption of that bullish breakout from back in 2017 that led to a +3 year high earlier this year, or if it wants to keep extending this run of declines. A lot of this will hinge on how the market trades around 1.1300 in the sessions ahead. Any sustained break below 1.1300 could open another downside extension that targets the 1.0800 area. But if the market can establish back above 1.1300 again, we could see the start to a much bigger bullish move.

In this analysis, we take a look at EURUSD each day, highlighting all of the need to knows for anyone looking to extract up to date information on the major levels and relevant trends, both short term and longer-term. The analysis is designed for the trader, investor and even those simply holding Euro or US Dollars, looking for an idea of where they may want to consider making that next conversion.

The EURUSD update is new each day and is presented with an added layer of animation, in an effort to make the analysis as engaging as possible, while also communicating the message with respect to key trends and levels in an easy to understand, seamless manner with great value add to all.

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