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EUR/USD short-term rebound

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FX:EURUSD   Euro / U.S. Dollar
In the context of a higher interest rate environment, the EUR/USD is trending towards recent highs. However, the USD was boosted by the Fed's speech yesterday, resulting in a sharp pullback in the EUR/USD.

Currently, there is support at the previous retracement level, which is indicated by the black line in the chart. This support level is relatively strong and can be seen as a critical level. If this level holds, considering that the USD's upward momentum has been somewhat exhausted and in conjunction with the chart pattern, there may be a short-term rebound.
However, traders must be cautious of their positions as there will be a significant impact on the USD from the upcoming non-farm payroll data on Friday.

If the support level is breached, appropriate strategies will be provided accordingly.

Therefore, it is advisable to click the "rocket" button to stay updated and avoid getting lost.
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