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EUR/USD drops to lowest level in six days under 1.0580

  • US Dollar gains momentum during the American session on risk aversion. 
  • US yields hit fresh highs while equity prices turn negative. 
  • EUR/USD flat for day, slightly below 1.0600.

The EUR/USD is trading flat for the day, hovering under 1.0600. During the American session, the pair fell to 1.0575, reaching the lowest level since December 13. 

The pair holds a bearish intraday tone that could change with a rebound above 1.0610. The key resistance then comes at 1.0660. On the flip, the 1.0575/80 is the critical zone: a break lower would waeken the euro further. 

While German yields moved off highs during the Aercianesssion, Treasury yields printed fresh highs. As of writing, the US 10-year bond yield stands at 3.58% the highest in six days. 

In Wall Street, the Dow Jones is falling by 0.13%, adding to last week's losses. The Nasdaq tumbles by more than 1%. Concerns about the global economic outlook as central banks continue to raise interest rates, weighs on market sentiment. 

The negative tone favors the US Dollar which erased most of its daily losses. The DXY is down by just 0.05%, far from the low, moving toward 104.80. 

Technical levels 

EUR/USD

Overview
Today last price1.058
Today Daily Change-0.0012
Today Daily Change %-0.11
Today daily open1.0592
 
Trends
Daily SMA201.0475
Daily SMA501.0176
Daily SMA1001.0086
Daily SMA2001.0345
 
Levels
Previous Daily High1.0663
Previous Daily Low1.0592
Previous Weekly High1.0736
Previous Weekly Low1.0506
Previous Monthly High1.0497
Previous Monthly Low0.973
Daily Fibonacci 38.2%1.0619
Daily Fibonacci 61.8%1.0636
Daily Pivot Point S11.0569
Daily Pivot Point S21.0545
Daily Pivot Point S31.0497
Daily Pivot Point R11.064
Daily Pivot Point R21.0687
Daily Pivot Point R31.0711

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Matías Salord

Matías started in financial markets in 2008, after graduating in Economics. He was trained in chart analysis and then became an educator. He also studied Journalism. He started writing analyses for specialized websites before joining FXStreet.

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