While it was hoped a lull in the markets after the recent political ads in Italy and Greece, the euro continues to be under pressure in a downward spiral. The course is currently 1.3550 against 1.3705 yesterday, losing over 150 pips in a market that continues to worry.
EURUSD scenario of the day:
The situation continues to be concern for the single currency. The issuance of bonds by Italy in the day took place Monday at 6%, which has consistently cooled investors. The majority continues its descent, in a scenario that is meant to pessimistic. The lowest of the meeting was reached a few minutes ago, with technical indicators that suggest an oversold bounce and possible. It will nevertheless be attentive to the many economic figures published in the day, such as quarterly GDP for the euro zone published at 11 am, with a consensus 0.2%, and the ZEW survey of economic sentiment in Germany, at 11 am and always with a consensus of -52 points. Overall, the currency is likely to evolve in a range between 1.3550 and 1.3650 .
Fundamentals on EURUSD:
The political situation in the euro zone continues to worry the markets. The appointment of Mario Monti in Italy has left a respite to the market, which begins its descent. The indicators in the euro zone published Monday as industrial production, with a decrease to -2% against a previous increase of 1.4% is not to reassure the markets. The concerns are beginning to reach Spain and France who see their obligations begin to rise as well. Spain has seen its own bond yields back above 6% in a difficult environment, the country is preparing to borrow 7.5 billion euros in the week. France, she is growing on the third quarter, with 0.4% increase, which is a pleasant surprise to investors, yet the situation remains volatile as evidenced by the difference between the 10-year bonds of Germany and France.This morning it reached a new record of almost 172 basis points, exceeding the Recor last week.
The euro will continue to evolve in the week as different political and economic announcements in the euro area.









