EUR/USD

The EUR/USD exchange rate has rallied to 1.1333 over the course of the past 24 hours, but analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry of Hantec Markets says although the market remains pointed higher some near-term caution is warranted.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is quoted 0.30% lower at 1.12 on Thursday, despite the softness analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry of Hantec Markets says the pair remains set up for further advances.

The EUR/USD exchange rate has rallied to 1.1218 in the midweek session, with analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry of Hantec Markets says while the outlook remains positive, he is looking for signs of a potential reversal.

The Euro-to-Dollar exchange rate has embarked on a recovery journey that could ultimately see it hit levels last seen in 2018, but only if the Dollar has finally embarked on a long-term decline.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.1175 at the time of writing as the Euro's recovery extends. But, analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry of Hantec Markets says the pair is starting to look stretched.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.1122 at the start of the new week with momentum retaining a positive tone. However, analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry at Hantec Markets says some care must now be exercised by traders

The EUR/USD exchange rate has finally cleared the 1.10 hurdle and is quoted at 1.1130 ahead of the weekend. Analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry at Hantec Markets says he looks to now use an unwind within the pair's channel as a chance to buy.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.1010 at the time of writing, Richard Perry, analyst and technical forecaster at Hantec Markets says a close clear of $1.1015 today would constitute a breakout.

The EUR/USD exchange rate trades at 1.0975 at the time of writing, just on the cusp of the 1.10 barrier. Analyst and technical forecaster Richard Perry at Hantec Markets maintains a view that the Euro is looking to make a break higher.

The EUR/USD exchange rate has risen 0.63% to reach 1.0963 at the time of writing, Richard Perry at Hantec Markets says the pair retains a positive setup.

The EUR/USD exchange rate has retreated further from the 1.10 area and is quoted at 1.0892 ahead of the weekend. Technical analyst and forecast Richer Perry at Hantec Markets does however maintain an overall bullish stance on the pair.

The EUR/USD exchange rate failed to clear the 1.10 hurdle over the course of the past 24 hours. Richard Perry, an analyst at Hantec Markets takes a fresh look at the exchange rate and considers where it could move next.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.0950 in mid-week trade, an advance of 0.23% on where it commenced the day. Richard Perry, an analyst at Hantec Markets, says he is getting increasingly bullish on this pair.

Richard Perry, analyst at Hantec Markets, says today will prove to be a critical day for the EUR/USD exchange rate as a break above the $1.0890 pivot must hold if the bulls are to maintain the initiative.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is quoted at 1.0814 at the start of the new week, and Richard Perry, an analyst at Hantec Markets tells us how the coming days could pan out for the world's most liquid currency pair.

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