FXStreet (Córdoba) – EUR/USD extended gains on Wednesday and is close to test the 1.10 mark for first time in over a month as the US dollar faces a selloff across the board.

EUR/USD broke above its post-ECB decision highs and advanced to 1.0990, where it recorded a 5-week high, with the euro helped by comments from ECB members suggesting more easing is unlikely.

Meanwhile, investors continue to get rid of US dollar, as selling interest intensifies ahead of the Federal Reserve meeting next week, when the FOMC is expected to raise rates for first time in nearly a decade.

EUR/USD technical levels

As for technical levels, if EUR/USD retakes 1.1000, next resistances are seen at 1.1030 (200-day SMA) and 1.1060 (100-day SMA). On the other hand, failure at 1.1000 could put the pair back under pressure, with immediate supports standing at 1.0878 (Dec 9 low), 1.0829 (Dec 8 low), 1.0795 (Dec 7 low) and 1.0752 (10-day SMA).

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EUR/USD extended gains on Wednesday and is close to test the 1.10 mark for first time in over a month as the US dollar faces a selloff across the board.


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