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EURUSD may fall, but it's all about the FOMC Decision

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EURUSD may fall, but it's all about the FOMC Decision

During the first 2 weeks of July, EURUSD fell from 1.18000 to 1.1550 and then the price rose again due to renewed tariffs.

Trump's comments regarding Powell and tariffs, according to which the EU and the US may reach an agreement soon, renewed the strength of EURUSD.

However, this time it is more related to the FOMC. If the FED cuts rates, EURUSD can drop further. When they didn't cut rates, the USD was weak or didn't move at all.
Let's see.

If Powell makes any surprises this time, EURUSD could fall, as shown in the chart, from 1.1800 to 1.1550, which is almost 250 pips lower.

Key support zones: 1.1660 and 1.1580

You may find more details in the chart!
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EURUSD : Near to the first target
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US Dollar appreciates following the EU-US trade deal confirmation

United States (US) and the European Union (EU) announced that they have reached a framework trade agreement.

The deal between the both sides of the Atlantic indicates that the US has imposed 15% tariffs on imports from the EU, which is half than what President Donald Trump threatened in the mid of the month.

Meanwhile, the deal also shows that the EU will invest $600 billion in the US on top of existing expenditures.

News that the European Union (EU) finally signed a trade agreement with the United States (US) has failed to provide any significant support to the Euro (EUR), while the US Dollar (USD) extends its recovery against a basket of major currencies.
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EURUSD declined 200 pips in one day after a long time that was not moving

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