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The MACD must penetrate its zero line to expect further downside.
above 1.1934, look for 1.1958 and 1.1972.
under pressure below 1.1934
EUR/USD recovers from earlier daily lows on Tuesday after spending most of the day in a tight range, as softer-than-expected US Retail Sales data weighs on the US Dollar (USD) and offers modest support to the Euro (EUR).

The 4-week average of the US ADP Employment Change edged lower to 6.5K in the January 17, down from 7.75K previously. This marked the third consecutive weekly decline and the lowest level since the November 8 release, pointing to a gradual cooling in private-sector job creation momentum.

Rabobank’s Michael Every portrays Europe as stuck near a 1.5% growth path, with German deindustrialisation offset by rearmament and political fragmentation.

Germany 5-y Note Auction fell from previous 2.47% to 2.4%

The Euro (EUR) is practically flat against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday, trading at 1.1906 at the time of writing, holding steady at one-week highs following a two-day rally. The Greenback remains on its back foot ahead of a string of key US economic data releases, while a favourable risk sentime

Commerzbank’s Michael Pfister discusses Euro strength and its implications for EUR/USD and ECB policy. Pfister expects stronger ECB reactions only if Euro appreciation becomes significantly more pronounced.

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