2025-02-14 09:45:32
The USD remains bearish as positive CPI data failed to ignite bullish momentum. This can be attributed to a weak employment rate, undermining any bullish outlook for the Dollar.
Before the CPI release, we mapped out three potential scenarios for the Dollar.
For more details, check out our previous analysis here.
After the CPI release, initial reactions showed a brief positive move; however, the Dollar failed to sustain gains due to ongoing concerns about employment rates.
Scenario 2 played out, pushing the Dollar downward towards the 110.176 level.
While a higher PPI reading was anticipated following the elevated CPI, it did not improve the outlook for the Dollar due to weak employment figures.
Higher timeframes show no signs of strength for the Dollar, suggesting continued downside movement.
US10Y maintains a bearish stance, reinforcing the negative outlook for the Dollar.
AUD continues its bullish trajectory, eyeing the 0.63305 level for a potential trend shift from sideways to uptrend. A decisive break above this level would confirm a strong bullish stance.
NZD is gaining momentum as the USD weakens. The next key level is 0.57232, where we anticipate a reaction that will determine whether the bullish trend continues or slows down.
EUR is nearing the 1.05331 resistance level with strong bullish momentum and no signs of weakness. A continued push is likely in the coming days.
GBP has broken above the 1.25497 level, confirming a bullish environment. We anticipate sustained momentum as long as it stays above this level.
Positive GDP Growth readings further support the bullish outlook for GBP.
CAD continues to show strength against the Dollar, confirming a bearish outlook for USDCAD.
CAD's strength is further emphasised by Dollar's continued weakness, indicating more downside for USDCAD.
USDCHF experienced a significant drop and is now approaching the 0.89651 support level, which could trigger a further downside move.
Despite the positive CPI numbers, the overall sentiment for the USD remains bearish due to weak employment figures. As a result, the Dollar is expected to continue its downward trajectory, influencing the bullish momentum observed in other major currencies.
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