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Powell comments accelerates the already strengthening US Dollar

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FX:EURUSD   Euro / U.S. Dollar
Powell's comments yesterday where he stated that should US jobs and economic data remain high, "we are prepared to increase the rate of hikes" and that "the ultimate peak is likely higher than expected" saw the US Dollar strengthen across the board.

For EUR/USD, the Euro came under pressure but this was already underway from over a month ago, when we saw the market fail at its previous long term uptrend - we already covered this in a previous video.

This leaves the market back under pressure targeting short term the 1.0340/25 2017 low and 200-day ma.

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