![]()
Fundamental Outlook
The upcoming NFP report is expected to show the economy gave back 200,000 jobs as employers contending with a recession and a frozen credit market were forced to cut costs. The dismal labor report will only add to the mounting evidence that the
Technical Outlook

The EURUSD remains in a range, which will probably tighten for the rest of the week. A break from the range (triangle) is expected next week. To repeat yesterday’s analysis, which remains valid; “the nature of price action since last week’s low strongly suggests that a triangle is unfolding as a 4th wave within a 5 wave decline from 1.6040. Very short term, slightly lower prices in wave d of the triangle would be followed by an e wave that completes the triangle. If the triangle interpretation is correct then price will remain below 1.3302 and drop to a new low (below 1.2327), perhaps as early as early next week. I will look to identify completion of the triangle going forward in order to position for the drop below 1.2327. Until then, the EURUSD is a range trading candidate.” The mentioned wave d could be complete although additional weakness towards 1.2600 is possible short term before the expected wave e bounce.
For More Technical Analysis Visit the Daily Technical Report
To discuss this report contact John Rivera, Currency Analyst: jrivera@fxcm.com