EUR/USD

The EUR/USD pair is preparing for a move higher despite weak data coming out from Germany.

The Euro has been hammered in recent sessions. In our view we have seen the worst of the move and going forward are likely to get some rebound.

The EUR/USD is consolidating its late Friday round of losses, we could see a rebound in the coming couple of sessions, but don't be too sure about it.

With Janet Yellen speaking at the opening remarks of the Kansas City Federal Reserve's annual economics symposium, we would be betting that she will not be sounding very good for the dollar.

Dollar has strong growth potential, especially if the next data from Federal Reserve minutes which publication is scheduled for 18.00 GMT tomorrow will present positive surprises. U.S. bonds yield growth play a key concern in the ability of the U.S. dollar to continue to strengthen in the foreign exchange market.

The Euro is still hovering near lower levels - there is no reason to believe for now this will change any time soon, hence our take on the market.

The euro is set to rally into the ECB meeting on Thursday, while we don't expect it to the a huge rally, it is still enough for a daily call option.

The Euro is proving to be very resilient once again, as the ECB is readying itself to cut interest rates to 0.25% in the month of June.

The Euro could rebound even higher than 1.3765 from the bottom marked earlier today just below 1.3640, stagy tuned for opportunities to buy daily calls.

The Euro is poised to go lower in the coming couple of days, as the ECB is contemplating to cut interest rates to record low levels for the Euro Zone.

The Euro is looking vulnerable at this point in time, we are still ways away from the bottom levels achieved earlier today, so plenty of opportunities to buy daily puts.

The Euro is trading in a tight range as the prospect of rates decreasing have caused it to drop two figures in two days in the last trading days of last week.

The Euro is getting ready to drop for the next couple of days as no positive news from the region is likely to trigger a flight to the single European currency.

The Euro should be bought for tonight's expiry if it drops to 1.3810, that said, we would be applying the same strategy for tomorrow in the final trading day of the week.

The Euro is once again lacking definitive direction with the EUR/USD pair hanging in tight ranges. Still, there are more opportunities on the call side as you will read in today's forecast.

The Euro is consolidating between the mid 1.38's and the closest figure. Any move below or above certain levels could trigger a broader direction for the next couple of days.

The Euro has some more room to go up, so we are buying daily calls at current levels for tonight's expiration.

We think the recent strength in the EUR/USD exchange rate is quite temporary.

The Euro holds its ground before key reports later in the week are released to provide the next set of big moves.

The Euro is rebounding swiftly after failing to break below 1.37 last week. The rally is brisk, and it could well continue into the end of the week depending on data releases.