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The euro/dollar currency pair remained stable near the 1.0770 mark on Monday, which indicates a decrease in the exchange rate volatility. According to experts, investors have managed to "master" all the latest news and now there is a period of "rest" in the currency market.
As previously announced, the US Federal Reserve raised interest rates by 25 basis points. However, the signals given by the regulator turned out to be rather ambiguous, which in turn confused investors. It is reported that the Fed plans to continue the fight against inflation, however, the rest of the regulator's actions remain uncertain.
This week, many important events are not expected on the currency market, but still, it is worth paying attention to the publication of US GDP data for the fourth quarter of 2022. It is also necessary to follow inflation rates in the Eurozone in March and the unemployment rate in February.
General stability in the currency market can be beneficial for investors, who are able to spend more time analyzing the situation and making informed decisions.
On H4, EUR/USD has formed a structure of an impulse of decline to 1.0714. At the moment, the market has formed a consolidation range above it. A link of growth to 1.0820 is not excluded. Then a decline to 1.0650 should follow, from where the wave might continue to 1.0495. Technically, this scenario is confirmed by the MACD. Its signal line is above zero already and is getting ready to decline, renewing the lows.
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