EUR/USD Stays Below 1.1300 as Risk Appetite Shrinks
As investors reduce their risk appetite, the U.S. dollar - widely considered a safe-haven asset - is rising against other major currencies...
The U.S. dollar is strengthening against other major currencies.
Investors are doubtful about smooth reopening of economies from coronavirus-induced shutdowns. In the U.S., as new infections per day spike to quite 50,000, state governors are slowing the return to business.
As investors reduce their risk appetite, the U.S. dollar - widely considered a safe-haven asset - is rising against other major currencies just like the euro, British pound , Australian dollar and Canadian dollar .
On an Intraday 30-minute Chart, EUR/USD remains on the downside after retreating from an intraday high of 1.1370 seen yesterday.
In fact, it's trading within a Bearish Channel while being Capped by the descending 20-period Moving Average.
Note also the Relative Strength Index has dipped below the over-sold level of 30 indicating strong downward momentum for the pair.
Downside Support could only be found at 1.1240 and 1.1220 (around the low of June 3).
Bearish investors should take the extent of 1.1290 (around the Upper Bollinger Band) as Key Resistance (Stop-loss) Level.
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