The pair continues to play near 1.1300 regions. On the 4H Chart, the bulls remain above the significant 200-day SMA.
Last day, the 232 bpi fall in the German spread had provided a strong downward impetus to the EUR/USD. After rising from those lowest vicinities of 1.1294, the pair was trading near 1.1307 during the Asian session. At the moment, the pair hovers and clinches near its comfort zone of 1.1302/12 range levels.
On the global front, optimistic talks revolve around the US-Sino trade agreement. Reports suggest the trade talks end on a positive note before the last week of April.
For trading the pair on this Tuesday session, some key events need a closer watch. So, here is the EUR/USD Significant events lined up for the day:
The Zentrum für Europäische Wirtschaftsforschung (ZEW) will publish three April reports today:
The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve is all set to release a mid-volatile US event. This time, the board will come up the US March MoM Industrial scores. Over these reports, the market expects an upside of 0.2 percent compared to the last 0.0 percent.
Here is the 4-hour EUR/USD chart where the pair traded above most of the significant simple moving averages (SMA) revealing some bullish future appearances. The 200-day SMA (1.1288 level) lied above the 100-day SMA (1.1255 level). That’s how the picture looks on a broader scale.
When looked into the 30-min chart, things urge more towards the neutral side in the near term. However, the euro pair had already breached the 21-day SMA and was afterward trading below the 55-day SMA.
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