Good morning. Hope all is well! We have had an average forecast for yesterday with a 57% accuracy on our predictions. We did take a mixed stance for the day. The US Dollar was sidelined through the day while Japanese Yen gathered a little steam. We have some European news coming out for today that could affect the Euro and British Pound. Going to take a mixed stance for today also as we are unable to see a clear direction. Adding three hedged pairs to offset the risk. Happy Trading!
Forecasts Outlook
US Dollar: Mixed Sentiments
Today we're expecting the EURUSD to proceed Long above the barrier levels of 1.13204 and 1.13502.
Fundamental Watch
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– German ZEW Economic Sentiment
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