EUR/USD
Forex News: Yesterday both the German Consumer Price Index and the U.S. GDP showed slightly better than expected values but the impact was mild and the pair remained inside a narrow range, with relatively low volatility.

Technical Outlook
Despite the release of important economic indicators, volatility is not restored and price is still trapped inside a range that’s less than 50 pips. Resistance is located at 1.1240 and support at 1.1185, while the 50 period Exponential Moving Average is traveling flat, confirming the lack of determination from either side. Our bias is neutral until a break is confirmed but keep in mind that after a period of inactivity, usually a strong move follows.
Fundamental Outlook
At 9:00 am GMT we take a look at the Eurozone inflation with the release of the Consumer Price Index. The expected change is 0.4% from the previous 0.2% and if this number (or higher) is posted we may see increased volatility, with Euro strength.
GBP/USD
The 50 period Exponential Moving Average appeared to be broken but the better than expected value of the U.S. GDP brought mild strength to the US Dollar and currently support is being tested. Volatility remained low and movement was mixed yesterday.

Technical Outlook
Price breached the 50 period EMA but the bulls failed to capitalize on the break and the pair returned below this dynamic form of resistance. This shows that bearish pressure still exists and, coupled with the overbought condition of the Stochastic, may bring the pair below 1.3000. However, movement remains without clear bias so we don’t exclude a move above the 50 EMA and into the resistance at 1.3070.
Fundamental Outlook
The British Current Account is today’s main event for the Pound; the indicator comes out at 8:30 am GMT and shows the difference between imported and exported goods. A higher value than the forecast -30.5B (previous -32.6) is usually beneficial for the Pound.
At the same time the Final version of the British GDP is released but this is the least important of the three (Preliminary, Second Estimate and Final) so we don’t expect major movement; however, higher values than the expected 0.6% usually strengthen the Pound.
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