The EUR/USD pair faces persistent downside pressure as markets increase the probability of a 50-basis-point Fed rate hike in December to 14.5%. While the Euro remains constrained by uneven growth, technical indicators show the pair struggling below the 100-day SMA at 1.1400, with the RSI at 35.19 suggesting continued bearish momentum.
Fed officials warn US inflation is stubbornly elevated, with markets pricing a 14.5% chance of a 50-bp December hike, keeping the Dollar supported, while NBC analysts see ECB hikes offering only limited Euro support and forecast 0.65 at year-end. Technically the pair sits below the 100-day SMA at 1.1400 with RSI at 35.19, favoring a test of 1.1000 support.
- ▼ Traders price a 14.5% probability of a 50-bp Fed hike in December, up from 0% last week
- ▼ Fed's Williams speech scores 7/10 on FXS Speechtracker, above the 6.1 historical average
- ▲ ECB still seen delivering a final deposit rate hike next month, which could support the Euro
- ▲ RSI at 35.19 is near oversold, limiting further bearish momentum