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EUR/USD price action has set up a textbook 1:2 risk/reward trade, with resistance rejection near 1.0950 enabling well-defined stops above recent highs and profit targets near 1.0850. Technical and macro factors align to support this opportunity. Original analysis by Mike Ermolaev at The Tradable, credit IG Markets.
The U.S. dollar gained ground after May’s ISM Services PMI surprising at 53.8, signaling robust U.S. growth and reducing bets on near-term Fed rate cuts. EUR/USD and GBP/USD slipped as the greenback strengthened, while USD/CAD and USD/JPY also reacted to shifting yield expectations. Markets remain alert to Fed and ECB signals ahead. #Forex #USD #ISMServices
U.S. dollar strengthened sharply after May’s ISM Services PMI surged to 53.8, well above forecasts. Robust service sector activity and persistent inflation pressures boosted expectations for a “higher-for-longer” Fed rate path. EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, and USD/JPY all reacted as markets priced in slower rate cuts ahead.
The AUD/USD currency pair is facing continued downward pressure as a hawkish Fed, slower Chinese growth, and subdued commodity prices weigh on the Australian dollar. Divergent monetary policies and global uncertainties keep the outlook cautious for AUD strength in the near term.
The U.S. dollar advanced following stronger-than-expected ISM Services PMI data, signaling resilience in the economy and tempering expectations for Fed rate cuts. This boosted USD against the euro, pound, Canadian dollar, and yen. EUR/USD faces downside pressure amid Eurozone challenges, GBP/USD sees volatility amid mixed data, USD/CAD benefits from rising US yields, and USD/JPY tests key resistance as safe-haven flows adjust. Detailed technical and fundamental insights shed light on these currency pairs’ trajectories.
EUR/USD trades cautiously amid low volatility as markets await the U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls report. Political uncertainty in France following a confidence vote for Prime Minister Attal adds pressure on the euro. Diverging monetary policies from the ECB and Fed keep traders on edge ahead of key data releases.
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USD/CAD technical analysis for September 4, 2025, shows the pair consolidating near 1.3540 with a moderate bearish bias. Key resistance levels at 1.3575 and 1.3600 remain intact, while support holds around 1.3510 and 1.3470. Indicators like a descending 50-period SMA, bearish MACD crossover, and RSI near 45 suggest potential short-term weakness. Watch for a break below 1.3500 to confirm further downside amid cautious US and Canadian economic signals. #Forex #USDCAD
AUD/USD is under significant downside pressure amid sluggish Australian economic data and a widening interest rate gap favoring the US dollar. Risk-off sentiment and softer commodity prices tied to China’s slowdown add to AUD weakness. Traders should watch RBA’s stance and US Fed moves for near-term direction.
