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Early in another week of May, EUR/USD remains weak; the asset is consolidating around 1.0400, which is very close to the 2-year lows at 1.0348 reached last Friday.
Market players are doing their best to escape any risks relating to geopolitical tensions and the security of the energy supply. Because of the geopolitical escalation, gas transfer parameters to the European Union dropped by one-third. It’s not too critical as the season of the gas withdrawal is almost over – there is no hurry for the EU countries to compress it into underground storage. However, if geopolitical tensions continue, gas deliveries to Europe may drop. This will eventually slow down the Euro Area GDP. It’s very bad for the Euro.
One more factor that puts pressure on the European currency is that the ECB is far behind the US Fed when it comes to monetary policy tightening. It’s no secret to anybody – this difference is against the Euro.
In the H4 chart, after breaking 1.0700 and reaching the short-term target at 1.0472, EUR/USD completed the correction towards 1.0616; right now, it is forming another descending wave with the target at 1.0220. Later, the market may start a new correctional structure to reach 1.0700. From the technical point of view, this scenario is confirmed by MACD Oscillator: its signal line is moving below 0 and may continue falling to update the lows.
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