EURUSD Daily
Resistances : 1.04350 , 1.04800 & 1.05350
Supports : 1.03400 , 1.03300 & 1.02650
After almost a month of a sideways, we have a renewed Downtrend.
Major issue is that low at 1.03334 – the way how the market picked up EUR from that level.
Next few days we should be seeing attempts to break it – so depending on the outcome we’ll have a pretty clear situation.
For today : EUR is trying to reach 1.04350 and even to extend it towards 1.04800
Close tonight below 1.04350 ( just below it – give/take few pips) will call for another down attempt tomorrow.

Including today, there are only 3 full trading days until Xmas (Xmas Eve is generlly a half day).
This suggests position adjustments rather than adding to risk should dominate… this would have been the case the whole week if not for the Fed throwing a hand grenade at the market.
In any case, this should put a floor under the dollar with any setbacks seen as book squaring/position adjustments.
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What Charts do not tell.-
Fundamental Analysis, Central Banks playing Vegas and the Manipulation of Capital Markets Neo-Wicksell style has just brought us ahead of another and looming Global Credit Crisis.
Recently the WSJ reported that 70% of US Companies (but so about in EU) have released abnormal, unreal balance sheets. Beside that, particularly the EU the Net Debt to EBITDA is manipulated by capital players (funds and banks) so to increase the leverage and credit as values of their assets – to most specialists this has come to unsustainable levels now months already.
Total Debt For Rated U.S. Companies Reaches New High
The total debt load among non-financial US companies with assigned credit ratings from S&P Global Ratings reached a new record in the third quarter.
Combined debt in the third quarter among all rated non-financial companies rose about 0.5% to $8.453 trillion.
Collective debt has grown for US investment-grade companies in all non-financial sectors except information technology and consumer staples.
A look at the day ahead in U.S. and global markets from Mike Dolan
Although the Federal Reserve’s “hawkish cut” on Thursday had been broadly expected, markets now fear 4% policy rates will be the floor for the coming year at least – and no further easing until midyear or later.
The picture painted by the Fed removes monetary easing as tailwind from the stock market for months and has seen the dollar rocket (.DXY), opens new tab to its highest in more than two years – bowling over emerging, developed and crypto currencies alike.
NEWSQUAWK US OPEN
US equity futures gain, DXY gives back some of post-FOMC strength, JPY hit post-Ueda
Good morning USA traders, hope your day is off to a great start! Here are the top 4 things you need to know for today’s market.
4 Things You Need to Know
European stocks tumble post-FOMC, MU -15% pre-market weighing on chip peers in Europe; US futures attempting to recoup yesterday’s losses.
USD gives back some of yesterday’s post-FOMC gains, JPY hit after BoJ Governor Ueda’s press conference.
US yield curve steepens, JGBs outperform post-Ueda, Gilts lag pre-BoE.
Crude lifts incrementally off Wednesday’s lows, XAU fares better as the USD pauses for breath.
While the BoJ may be lurking pressure on the USDJPY upside is coming out of its crosses…
WHICH ARE WEIGHING ON THE USD ELSEWHERE, LED BY GBP, WHICH IS BID AHEAD OF THE NO CHANGE IN RATES EXPECTED FROM THE BOE IN A FEW HOURS (GBPJPY IS +2% ON THE DAY)… Note EURJPY is up 2% as well (helps explain the EURUSD rebound)
Hint: When you see a big move in USDJPY there is generally a cross flow(S) helping to drive the move.
Hint: When you see two currencies moving in opposite directions vs. the dollar it is a sign of real money order flow buying/selling a cross.
This triggered the earthquake
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday projected only two quarter-point rate cuts in 2025, fewer than previously forecast, according to the central bank’s medium projection for interest rates.
The so-called dot-plot, which indicates individual members’ expectations for rates, showed officials see their benchmark lending rate falling to 3.9% by the end of 2025, equivalent to a target range of 3.75% to 4%.The Fed had previously projected four quarter-point cuts, or a full percentage point reduction, in 2025, at a meeting in September… truncated (CNBC)
US500 DAILY CHART – Reaction to news…

The old adage “it is the reaction to news that matters” proved true once again following the HAWKISH FZOMC.
I have been pointing out for some time that the failure to follow the NAS to a new record high was a red flag that left it vulnerable.
The break of the trendline indicates the uptrend is over but to suggest more scope on the downside 5834 and 5800 would need to be broken.
Only back above the trendline and 6000 would put the high back in play.
The 10 year yield took off like a rocket on the announcement, which is the opposite of what it should do with a rate cut. Bitcoin fell off a cliff with stocks. I actually do not see the activity going out of bounds in percents of movement. This is about ongoing Dollar strength largely and I do not think the selling in stocks will stick for any significant duration.
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