Foreign exchange option expiration levels for Sept. 4 New York cut
FX option expiry strikes and notional amounts for major pairs at the Sept. 4 New York cut.
FX option expiry strikes and notional amounts for major pairs at the Sept. 4 New York cut.
Eurozone PMIs for August held steady, with growth matching July's pace and price pressures remaining elevated.
EUR/USD pulled back as hawkish Fed bets steadied and profit-taking emerged; traders eye US CPI for rate hike clues.
EURUSD tested 100-day moving average support and 100-hour moving average resistance, providing clear trade entries and exits.
Eurozone final manufacturing PMI came in at 52.7 in August, with Germany posting its strongest growth in over four years. Inflation pressures eased further.
EURUSD bounced from support at the 100-day MA and 38.2% retracement, now testing a swing area ahead of the 200-day MA.
USDCAD fell after failing to break above the 100-day moving average, remaining between key technical levels.
Two FX option expiries are in focus on 31 August: EUR/USD at 1.1600 and USD/JPY at 159.65, with dollar sentiment and intervention risks as key drivers.
EURUSD tumbled on hawkish Fed rhetoric, probing a crucial support cluster between 1.1587 and 1.1594 as yields and the dollar rallied.