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In the week ended, the euro, the sterling pound, the loonie, the aussie and the kiwi all rose against the US dollar. The yen was an exception.
ECB President, Mario Draghi at the ECB forum held in Portugal reinforced the strength in the Eurozone, though still relying on monetary stimulus. The euro closed the weekly session closer to the upper Bollinger band against the US dollar and above the 1.14 level.
The sterling pound also rose against the US dollar and closed above the 1.30 level, more precisely at 1.3018, which is near the 1.3055 represented by the 38.20% retracement of sterling pound's fall from 1.50 last year.
The US dollar managed to rise against the yen and closed the weekly session at 112.35. Strong support seems being built in the range of 111.30 and 111.80 where both the 55 and 100-day SMAs are located at.
The Affordable Care Act voting was pushed to July due to the lack of support within the GOP.
ECB President, Mario Draghi at the ECB forum held in Portugal reinforced the strength in the Eurozone, though still relying on monetary stimulus. The euro closed the weekly session closer to the upper Bollinger band against the US dollar and above the 1.14 level.
The sterling pound also rose against the US dollar and closed above the 1.30 level, more precisely at 1.3018, which is near the 1.3055 represented by the 38.20% retracement of sterling pound's fall from 1.50 last year.
The US dollar managed to rise against the yen and closed the weekly session at 112.35. Strong support seems being built in the range of 111.30 and 111.80 where both the 55 and 100-day SMAs are located at.
The Affordable Care Act voting was pushed to July due to the lack of support within the GOP.
