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Euro Pound Exchange Rate Down from Month Best on UK Resilience

Euro Pound Exchange Rate Down from Month Best on UK Resilience
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EUR/USD Eyes 50-Day SMA as ECB Slows Pace of PEPP for Second Week

EUR/USD Eyes 50-Day SMA as ECB Slows Pace of PEPP for Second Week 2021-04-08 19:00:00 David Song, Strategist EUR/USD Rate Talking Points EUR/USD climbs back above the 200-Day SMA (1.1883) as the European Central Bank (ECB) scales back the pace of the pandemic emergency purchase programme (PEPP) for the second consecutive week, with recent developments in the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicating a further appreciation in the exchange rate as the oscillator breaks out of the downward trend from earlier this year. Advertisement EUR/USD Eyes 50-Day SMA as ECB Slows Pace of PEPP for Second Week EUR/USD trades back within the descending channel from earlier this year following the failed attempt to test the November low (1.1603), and the exchange rate appears to be on track to test the 50-Day SMA (1.1973) as the ECB’s consolidated financial statement shows the pace of the PEPP narrowing to

EUR/USD Recovery Emerges with RSI on Track to Threaten Downward Trend

Bond yields fall as Lane says inflation is down to one-offs

Eurozone bond yields fell yesterday as investors weighed the impact of extended lockdowns and central bank support against data pointing to signs of economic recovery. Falling government bond yields mean it can be cheaper for countries to borrow but when they fall it is often a sign investors are nervous about riskier borrowers. France announced late on Wednesday it would widen lockdown measures to the entire country starting on Saturday, in the latest sign of the region’s struggles to keep the coronavirus pandemic in check. That topped dovish messaging in European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde’s Wednesday interview with Bloomberg News, where she said investors could test the bank’s willingness to rein in rising borrowing costs “as much as they want”.

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