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Currency Pair Trading: When and How to Trade EUR/USD.


When it comes to sheer popularity, some currency pairs clearly outrank others—with EUR/USD near the top of the pile. Due to how frequently it is traded, it offers an impressive amount of liquidity, as well as a tight spread that draws many traders in. Though it is one of the most popular, it may also be the most intimidating, which is why many aren’t sure how to actually trade it. We’re here to help. The following takes an in-depth look at the EUR/USD currency pair, explaining when and how to trade it effectively.


The Ideal Times to Trade EUR/USD.


It’s been said a thousand times in the past, but still rings true today—when it comes to forex trading, timing is everything. Obviously, you can trade EUR/USD at any time, but that doesn’t mean that you should. If you’re looking to trade the EUR/USD pairing, you should trade at the most active time which is between 08:00 and 22:00 GMT, when London and New York are both open. If you look at the EUR/USD hourly volatility chart, you’ll notice a few things. There is an increase in movement starting at 07:00 GMT, and this continues until 20:00. At this point, the movement will begins to taper off each hour, meaning there are less likely to be price moves that traders can take advantage of. This means that the acceptable time window to trade is between 07:00 and 20:00 GMT.


Let’s pare that window down a little further. Although 07:00 to 20:00 GMT is acceptable in terms of market activity, the ideal time is more likely to be 13:00 to 16:00 GMT. This is the period of time where you’ll see the biggest price moves, so you’ll see greater profit, with spreads and commissions having less impact. We understand that not everyone is a full-time trader, so time constrictions are something that most will face. If you trade on the side or as a hobby, you may not be able to choose exactly when you trade. For those that have EUR/USD interest but are short on active trading time, trading during the 13:00 to 16:00 GMT window is ideal.


Addressing Common Market Triggers.


The main things that you want to worry about when it comes to trading the currency pair of EUR/USD—other than time—are price movements, what triggers them, and what direction they’re moving. Determining price movements relies on one key element—the difference in interest rates between the Fed (United States Federal Reserve) and the ECB (European Central Bank). The EUR/USD currency pair can actually be driven down by the dollar’s strength, as well as the prosperity of the U.S. economy. If the Fed intervenes to weaken the dollar, the EUR/USD can be sent up. What you really need to understand as a trader is that the EUR/USD pair is largely linked to current economic events. Considering the amount of countries actually contributing to the currency pair (Spain, Italy, Germany, and France, as well as the United States), you’ll need to keep a watchful eye on economic events throughout Europe and the United States in order to stay ahead of market volatility. No matter where the news comes from, it has the ability to create market volatility with EUR/USD.


Conclusion.


The EUR/USD is a high liquidity forex pair—that much is obvious—but success when trading it comes down to approach, strategy, and timing. Remember, for EUR/USD, half the battle is picking the perfect trading window time and having one eye on the related economic news .


Disclaimer:


The information provided herein is for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not intended and should not be construed to constitute advice. If such information is acted upon by you then this should be solely at your discretion and Valutrades will not be held accountable in any way.


This post was written by Graeme Watkins.


CEO Valutrades Limited, Graeme Watkins is an FX and CFD market veteran with more than 10 years experience. Key roles include management, senior systems and controls, sales, project management and operations. Graeme has help significant roles for both brokerages and technology platforms.

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Banco Comercial Português (BCP)


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Volume 71.524.010.


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Banco Comercial Português Notícias.


Por JornalEconomico -


No mercado cambial, o euro deprecia 1,25% face ao dólar, para os 1,0528 euros.


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Pelo 11º ano consecutivo, a ConsumerChoice – Centro de Avaliação da Satisfação do Consumidor - dá a conhecer as melhores marcas em Portugal e entre elas encontram-se algumas.


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Lá fora, as principais praças europeias também negociaram no 'verde'. O DAX valorizou 1,05%, o CAC 40 ganhou 0,97%, e o FTSE 100 avançou 0,21%. O espanhol IBEX 35 permaneceu.


Banco Comercial Português Análises.


A semana antes do Natal terá menor liquidez nos mercados financeiros, tendo em conta que a maioria dos intervenientes, encontram-se ausentes para celebrar a época natalícia, após.


A próxima semana será repleta de reuniões de política monetária dos bancos centrais. A mais importante será a da Reserva Federal dos.


O percurso Desde meados de 2007 que as ações do BCP (ELI:BCP) se encontram numa tendência negativa, com mínimos e máximos mais baixos, dentro de uma cunha descendente bastante.


Banco Comercial Português Perfil da Empresa.


Banco Comercial Português Perfil da Empresa.


Funcionários.


Tipo : Açao Mercado : Portugal ISIN : PTBCP0AM0015.


O Banco Comercial Português SA (o Banco) é um banco privado com sediado em Portugal. Os segmentos de negócios do Banco incluem Banca de Retalho, Empresas, Banco Corporativo e de Investimento, Banca Privada, Portfólio de negócios secundários, Negócios estrangeiros e outros. Os segmentos de Banca de Retalho incluem a Rede de Retalho do Millennium BCP e ActivoBank. O segmento de Empresas e Bancos Corporativos de Investimento inclui empresas da rede do Millennium BCP, Divisão de Recuperação Especializada, Divisão de Negócios Imobiliários, Interfundos, Redes Corporativas e de Grandes Empresas do Millennium BCP, Banca de Investimento, e Divisão Internacional. O segmento de Banca Privada inclui Redes Privadas Bancárias do Millennium BCP (Portugal), do Millennium Banque Privee (Switzerland) e do Millennium BCP Bank & Trust (Ilhas Caimão). O segmento de negócios estrangeiros inclui o Banco Internacional de Moçambique, o Banco Millennium Angola e o Millennium Banque Privee (Switzerland).


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Preço-Alvo dos Analistas.


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Preços-alvo a 12 Meses dos Analistas.


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Ações em Voga.


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BCP Fórum de Discussão.


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polaco sobe 7. 5%


Bank Millenium (Polonia) está a subir 6%


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digam o que quiserem, há 2 horas o José disse que ia comprar a 01147. E às 11.12 bateu exactamente aí.


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polonia 6.5 mais.


Na Polonia há festa, sobe 5% neste momento, por aqui quando se lembrar, vai suubir 8% de uma vez, talvez esta semana,para pssarmos a barreira chata dos 0.16.


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Ins and Outs of Trading the EUR/USD Currency Pair.


The US Dollar and the Euro are two of the most prominent and well-known currencies in the world. The Euro versus US Dollar (EUR/USD) currency pair has the largest global trading volume, meaning it is the world's most-traded currency pair. Whether you find the instrument easy or difficult to trade on, it's not a pair that many traders neglect, due to its daily volatility and price movement.


This article provides a detailed account of all the angles connected to Euro/Dollar trading, EUR vs USD strategies, Euro Dollar news, and much more. It will mention the top strategies that readers should consider, and the various factors and forces driving the price movement and direction.


In this article we are going to explain all the most relevant aspects on how to trade the euro-dollar Forex pair. We will review:


An introduction to the EURUSD, including its history Different ways to analyse the Forex pair Different trading styles for the Euro Dollar Trading strategies and currency correlations And the best platform and broker for trading.


What is the Euro Dollar?


Before we share how to invest in the Euro Dollar, let's define what the Euro Dollar is and what EUR / USD means.


The US Dollar (USD) and Euro (EUR) are official currencies of their respective economic zones in the US, and the nations within the European Union. The FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) is a branch of the Federal Reserve (FED) that determines the direction of monetary policy for the US, which in turn impacts the value and perceived value of the US Dollar. The European Central Bank (ECB) is the main central bank for the Euro and the Euro zone, and has a similar impact on the Euro currency.


Both currencies are part of the Foreign Exchange (Forex) market. In the Forex market, the price of one currency moves up, down, or sideways versus another currency, which is referred to as a currency pair. The Euro (EUR) and the US Dollar (USD) form a currency pair which is known as the Euro/Dollar, EURUSD or EUR/USD. Both the EUR and the USD also form currency pairs with other currencies such as, the Euro versus the Great British Pound (EUR/GBP) or the US Dollar versus the Canadian Dollar (USD/CAD).


The Euro Dollar is the most-traded currency pair in the Forex market, and its value refers to the exchange rate of the euro against the US dollar. A EUR / USD price of 1.2 means that to buy one Euro (EUR) you must pay 1.2 US Dollars (USD). In other words, 1 Euro is equivalent to 1.2 Dollars.


The Euro Dollar can be used in real economy trading, but also as a financial instrument in the form of CFDs to speculate on the exchange rate between the Euro and the US Dollar.


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What the EURUSD price change means.


While the EUR/USD exchange rate is constantly changing, what does that mean in terms of the value of each of the currencies? Simply, when the exchange rate goes up, that means the value of the Euro has increased, while the value of the Dollar has decreased in comparison. When the exchange rate goes down, the opposite is true.


When the price of the Euro Dollar rises (for example from 1.15 to 1.17) the euro increases its value against the dollar. When the price of the Euro Dollar falls (for example from 1.22 to 1.19), the Euro loses value and the Dollar increases in value. If you were trading the USD/EUR rather than the EUR/USD, the opposite would happen. It is important to note that this version of the Forex pair is not very common.


When the price rises or falls, it tells us that one currency is becoming stronger or weaker than the other, or even both:


A rise in the Euro Dollar could mean that the Euro is getting stronger compared to the Dollar or It could mean that the Dollar is weakening.


Source: EURUSD, Daily Chart, MT5 Admirals. Data range: September 5, 2022 to March 26, 2022. Conducted on March 25, 2022. Please note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.


As you can see in the chart above, the exchange rate of the EUR/USD was in a down trend until September 2022, meaning the Euro was weakening against the dollar (or the Dollar was strengthening against the Euro) throughout this period. From September 2022 until February 2022, the currency pair traded within a range from a low of about 1.0875 to a high of about 1.1240. February and March then saw extreme volatility due to the coronavirus pandemic.


Euro Dollar - The Most Traded Currency Pair.


The US Dollar (USD) is the world's most traded currency, and the Euro claims the second spot, according to a Central Bank Survey conducted in 2022. The USD takes a daily share of 87.6% of all currency related trade activity, which is 2.79 times as much as the Euro's share at 31.4%.


There are a couple of conclusions that can be considered:


The US Dollar's lead is enormous, the USD has the largest daily share by far It does not come as a surprise that the EUR/USD is a highly traded currency pair, as it incorporates the world's first and second highest valued currencies.


The rest of the top five Forex pairs are the Japanese Yen with a 21.6% share, Pound Sterling at 12.8%, and the Australian Dollar at 6.9%. The table below displays percentages for the entire top 10 currencies.


% daily share (April 2022)


United States dollar.


New Zealand dollar.


Source: Triennial Central Bank Survey Foreign exchange turnover in April 2022. Data range: 11 December 2022 - Retrieved 22 March 2022.


The currencies with a higher daily share are usually the most interesting currency pairs for traders, because price movement tends to be stronger and more regular from an intra-day and daily perspective when compared with less frequently traded currencies, which we will explore now. Most traders tend to stick to "major" currency pairs such as the EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY , whereas some traders venture into lesser known currency crosses such as GBP/AUD, EUR/NZD, CAD/JPY.


The most popular however, is the Euro/Dollar. The "exotic" currency pairs, such as, Czech Crown (CZK) versus Mexican Peso (MXN/CZK) or CHF/JPY (Swiss Franc versus Japanese Yen) are often more difficult to trade due to lower volatility, and are not recommended for new traders.


Depicted: Admirals MT5 with MT5SE Add-on EUR/USD - Disclaimer: Charts for financial instruments in this article are for illustrative purposes and does not constitute trading advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument provided by Admirals (CFDs, ETFs, Shares). Past performance is not necessarily an indication of future performance.


Depicted: Admirals MT5 with MT5SE Add-on EUR/USD - Disclaimer: Charts for financial instruments in this article are for illustrative purposes and does not constitute trading advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any financial instrument provided by Admirals (CFDs, ETFs, Shares). Past performance is not necessarily an indication of future performance.


A Brief History of the Euro to Dollar Currency Pair.


The Forex market in the late 90s was significantly different from the way it is today. Back then, the German Deutschmark against the US dollar was one of the biggest currency pairs, along with the French Franc versus the US dollar.


It didn't take long before the course of currency conversion history changed. On 1 January 1999, the Euro came into existence. The journey leading to the euro began decades before. There were also earlier versions of Euro, in the form of internal accounting units for the European Community members:


The European unit of account The European currency unit (ECU)


These were not true currencies, however. Instead, they were baskets of certain EC currencies, designed to aid stability in European exchange rates. Thus, they helped pave the way for a single currency. The ECU basket of EC currencies had a slightly different composition to those that would comprise the Euro. Despite this difference in composition, the ECU played a crucial role in the historical exchange rate of the Euro. This is because the value of one Euro was set as the value of one ECU at its inception on 1 January 1999.


This made the original Euro Dollar exchange rate 1.1686. Though the Euro wouldn't become a physical currency until 2002, the Euro launch at the beginning of 1999 tied the ratio of these Eurozone currencies together. Thus, the French Franc, the German Deutschmark, the Spanish Peseta, the Italian Lira, etc., ceased to have separate, floating historical FX rates after this point.


Instead, they were effectively pegged to the value of the Euro until they were completely folded into the shared currency we know today. Many saw the Euro in its early days as a contender to usurp the Dollar's unofficial title as the global reserve currency. While this could still happen, the Dollar still retains its crown by some margin.


What has affected the history of EUR/USD?


While the short-term ebb and flow of the Euro to Dollar exchange rate can be influenced by a huge number of factors, the long-term performance of the currency pair has been driven by various fundamentals. Naturally, these are the same factors that affect exchange rates in general, no matter which FX pair you look at.


Two important factors that affect exchange rates in general are: the strength of the underlying economy, and monetary policy, which is implemented by the pertinent central bank. Of course, the latter is very much tied to the former. As the timeframes shorten, speculation starts to come into focus more and more. Therefore, expectations over central bank policy also have a major impact. If we look at the US Dollar to Euro exchange rate history, we can see some clear examples.


Many of these occurred after one of the biggest reductions in the Euro vs USD history: the global financial crisis that began in 2007. The stresses placed by this event on economies around the world forced a sequence of extraordinary responses from central banks. But here's a key part of the puzzle: the response wasn't uniform. The divergence in policy between the US Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (ECB) in particular was pronounced.


How did they differ?


The Fed made early and aggressive moves to stimulate the US economy with three different tranches of quantitative easing (QE). In contrast, the ECB resisted QE for an extended period. When it finally began purchasing sovereign bonds as a stimulus measure, it was several years behind the FED.


Why did they differ?


The FED has a dual mandate:


To foster maximum employment To stabilise prices.


In contrast, the ECB's primary objective is solely price stability. This disparity in policy consequently led to some interesting effects on the Euro-Dollar exchange rate. In fact, for an extended period, the most important EUR/USD Forex news stories tended to be about FED stimulus. Another major issue facing the Euro was the Eurozone sovereign debt crisis. Certain member states had crippling amounts of national debt.


The uniform nature of monetary policy for the shared currency posed a thorny problem: you cannot tailor measures to the specific needs of different nations with a 'one-size-fits-all' monetary policy. This led to some questioning whether the single currency would even survive. Let's look at the specifics of the Euro against the Dollar over the period in question.


Here's a weekly EUR/USD chart dating back to 2007:


Source: EURUSD, Weekly Chart, MT5 Admirals. Data range: March 19, 2006 to March 30, 2022. Taken on March 30, 2022. Please note that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.


Some of the key events for the period are marked on the chart above, so that we can see how they affected the Dollar Euro exchange rate history.


Euro Dollar Exchange Rate History Since 2007.


The most significant events in EUR/USD history are as follows:

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Forex Trading – EUR/USD Strategies to Use Now.


How to Trade the EUR/USD Pair & what are the Forex Trading EUR/USD strategies?


Forex Trading – EUR USD strategies are an important asset in your trading portfolio. As the most prominent liquid currency pair in Forex, the EUR / USD has tight spreads and wide price movements that provide a large flow of profitable opportunities to any forex trader. It is no wonder why it is the most traded currency pair in the foreign exchange market.


However, trading the EUR / USD pair requires skill. To achieve maximum profitability, traders need to learn the ins and outs of the trade. More specifically, they need to learn how to analyze the Euro Dollar Trends and how to use that analysis to trade the pair.


This article provides information that all traders need to know about trading the EUR / USD pair, including :


What the EUR / USD price change and ‘pip’ mean in forex trading What has affected the history of EUR / USD How to analyze Euro Dollar Trends Strategies to trade the EUR / USD pair How to buy EUR / USD on MetaTrader Which trading account is best.


What is the EUR/USD Price Change and the ‘pip’ meaning in Forex Trading.


As we know, currency pairs in forex markets quote one currency ( base currency ) against another ( counter currency ).


For the EUR / USD pair, the EUR is quoted against the USD currency. The resulting price of the quotation then becomes the value of the pair.


For example, if the EUR / USD is determined as 1.12, it means that a trader will need 1.12 USD to buy 1 Euro. This also means that 1 Euro is equal to 1.12 USD , and that, consequently, the value of the Euro is greater than the value of the Dollar by 0.12.


Because the value of each currency is determined by their respective central banks and the economy of their respective nations, the exchange rate, or the value of the EUR / USD pair keeps changing. This change in the value of the pair is what is referred to as the EUR / USD Price Change.


But what does this Price Change mean when it comes to forex trading? It is simple. The price change determines what currency in the pair is stronger than the other. In the above example, where the value EUR / USD was 1.12, we determined that Euro is stronger than the Dollar by 0.12.


If this price were to go up by 0.13 so that the value of the EUR / USD becomes 1.25, this means that the Euro is increasing in strength as compared to the Dollar. But if the price were to go down by the same value of 0.13, it would mean that the Dollar is increasing in strength while the Euro is weakening.


What a ‘pip’ Value Means?


A ‘pip’ value, which is an abbreviation for Percentage in Point measures the smallest change in currency pairs.


Because the value of most pairs is usually represented by four decimal points, the ‘pip’ value affects the fourth decimal point. For example, if the EUR / USD was 1.2345 and it experiences a one-pip rise, the value of the pair will be 1.2346, which means the value of the Euro will have increased as compared to the Dollar.


In forex trading, the ‘pip’ value, no matter how small, makes a huge difference to traders as it can lead to either major loss or profit.


What has Affected the History of EUR/USD.


Just like any other FX pair, the history of EUR USD is majorly affected by two factors – the economy and the monetary policy of the respective economic zones.


The Monetary Policies, which are tied to the economic events of the respective nations, are determined by the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) for the US. For the European Union it is the European Central Bank (ECB). However, the underlying economy and the central bank policy are not the only factors that have affected the US and European Exchange Rates over the years.


Here are other factors that have also contributed to the rise and fall of the EUR / USD in the financial markets :


Political events Price Stability Financial Crisis Level of Unemployment in the economic zones Interest Rates Market Volatility.


How to Analyze and Trade Euro/Dollar Trends.


As one of the major currency pairs, the EUR / USD has large trading volumes that can be overwhelming to an unprepared trader. Before trading with the pair, it is advisable that the traders first learn how to analyze the trends associated with the Euro Dollar.


Some of the EUR / USD trends traders should be familiar with include :


The Underlying Trend The underlying trend, also referred to as the historical exchange rate, is the trend that has existed over a long period of time. To analyze the underlying trend of the EUR / USD , a trader should mostly focus on how the trend of the dollar moves on the daily charts. The current trend The EUR / USD current trend refers to the current market activity. It is analyzed by checking if the trend is consistent with the underlying trend on either daily charts, an hourly chart or an hourly volatility chart. Once analyzed, the current trend will determine if a trader will invest in EUR / USD or not. The Price Action Classic price action refers to a plot of how the price of a commodity, asset or stock moves with time. It is analyzed by determining how the price moves using price action rules, price drivers and price action patterns. Once plotted, the interactive charts can be used as technical indicators that enable the traders to know when the best time to invest in EUR / USD is.


Forex trading EUR-USD strategies.


Using fundamental analysis or USD technical analysis to predict how the price moves, traders can discover a wide range of forex trading EUR / USD strategies they can use to trade the EUR / USD pair.


However, there are only three strategies that are known to bring in the results :


Breakdown/Breakout trading strategy : In this strategy, the trader buys the breakout and sells the breakdown. The payoff happens when the resistance levels break, paving the way to profit potential from low-risk trade entries. Pullback strategy : in this strategy, the trader can either decide to buy the pullback or sell it. The strategy denotes levels of resistance, described either as high, low or key levels. These levels, which are interpreted using Fibonacci retracements, moving averages and inception points, are then used to restore the initial trend direction by ending the price swing. The Range Pattern Strategy . This strategy is applicable when price has been consolidating within a range, being locked between support and resistance. The trader can buy at the lower bound of the range and sell at the higher bound of the range.


Forex Styles for EUR/USD Trading Strategies.


Here are the three main trading styles for EUR / USD according to trading schedules :


Scalping : the trader’s trading schedule lasts for a short time period, usually minutes. Intraday trading : the trading session lasts several hours within the day. Also referred to as day trading, intraday time frames should end when the intraday traders or day traders successfully make a trade. Swing trading : unlike in day trading, the trader targets a particular weekly or monthly trend and sets their trading session when there is a trend.


How to Apply Trading EUR/USD Strategies on MetaTrader 5.


EUR / USD Trading on MetaTrader 5.


As one of the popular Forex trading platforms, MetaTrader 5 is the most preferred when buying or selling EUR / USD .


Here are steps on how to buy EUR / USD using the MetaTrader platform :


Download the latest version of the MetaTrader 5 Application on your computer and install it, then run it. Locate the “New Order” icon on the tool and click it. On the “Symbol” field, select the “EURUSD” option On the “Volume” field, select the size of your position Click “Buy in the market.”


What Trading Account is Best?


A trading account or a brokerage company is a company that gives traders access to the market and guides them on how to make wise investing decisions.


There are dozens of trading accounts in the forex labor market and ultimately, a trader should choose one that is suitable for them. tixee is a trading account that in our opinion, is the best in the market and helps you to understand how to trade EUR / USD forex at a professional. Here are four reasons why traders should create an account with tixee and start trading:


tixee Web Trader is compatible with all devices to ensure its traders have a smooth trading experience and that they never miss any economic news. It gives the traders access to the largest trading blocks in the market, including stocks , indices , commodities and every single currency , whether it is a digital or physical currency. Offers support to its traders providing analytics related to such topics as central bank decisions etc. Suitable for traders of all levels of experience.


Conclusion.


Learning how to trade EUR / USD forex is essential for any trader who wants to join forex.


As the official currency of the nations that have the largest economies and the largest reserve currency in the world, EUR (base currency) and USD (counter currency)have many trading opportunities and strong liquidity, unlike other currencies like the Canadian Dollar, or the Japanese Yen.


The pair is also accessible to everyone at any time of day, making it suitable for a day trade, night trade, or trend trade.


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O que é renda variável? Quais são os tipos, os riscos e como investir?


O que é um investimento em renda variável, quais são os tipos, os riscos e as vantagens? O tema normalmente é mais associado à Bolsa de Valores, onde são negociadas ações de empresas. Mas esse não é o único produto que faz parte dessa categoria de investimento.


Veja abaixo o que é e como funciona a renda variável.


O que é renda variável?


Renda variável é todo tipo de investimento que não garante nem um ganho fixo nem a devolução do total que foi aplicado. Pode variar para mais ou para menos.


Ou seja, o aplicador pode ganhar ou perder dinheiro porque o valor do ativo (ações ou ouro, por exemplo) sobe ou cai durante o período investido. A pessoa não sabe com antecedência quanto o dinheiro vai render em um certo tempo, e pode receber de volta até menos do que investiu.


Quais são os tipos de renda variável?


Ações: É um papel que representa o menor pedaço de uma empresa que decidiu oferecer sociedade aos investidores. Assim, quem adquire uma ação se torna sócio de uma empresa. A ação é negociada na Bolsa, sendo que seu valor pode subir ou cair de acordo com o interesse dos investidores. Fundos de ações: Fundos de investimento que aplicam principalmente em ações. O valor das cotas do fundo sobe ou cai de acordo com esses ativos - ações e outros. Fundos multimercados: Fundos de investimento que investem em ações e outros ativos que têm renda variável. Ouro: O metal negociado por meio de contratos na Bolsa ou mesmo o ativo físico, comprado por exemplo em gramas, tem sua cotação variável, podendo se valorizar ou se desvalorizar conforme as condições de mercado. Câmbio: Investimentos em moedas, como dólar, euro ou libra, são aplicações de renda variável. Fundos de investimento que aplicam nesses ativos também são renda variável. Derivativos: São contratos negociados em Bolsa. O valor desse contrato depende de um outro ativo, que pode ser físico (como uma ação de empresa, o ouro, o café), ou financeiro, como índice da Bolsa ou uma taxa de juros.


Quais são os riscos?


O investidor que aplica em renda variável corre o risco de perder dinheiro se na hora de resgatar a aplicação o ativo estiver valendo menos do que quando iniciou o negócio.


Há o risco de resgatar menos do que foi aplicado, mas também a possibilidade de perder todo o principal, como em alguns contratos de derivativos.


Por isso, renda variável não é recomendada como alternativa de aplicação de curto prazo, aquela que a pessoa guarda para funcionar como reserva de emergência.


Investimentos em renda variável funcionam como opções de longo prazo, pois historicamente o desempenho de ativos como ações, por exemplo, costuma bater produtos de renda fixa, como títulos do governo.


Como funciona a renda variável e por que valoriza ou desvaloriza?


Os fatores que determinam a valorização ou desvalorização de um investimento em renda variável dependem do tipo de aplicação considerado.


Empresa: O preço de uma ação, por exemplo, vai depender do desempenho da empresa, por exemplo. Se uma companhia está vendendo mais ou menos, se lançou um novo produto ou serviço que é um sucesso, ou se está passando por dificuldades. Tudo isso afeta o preço da ação, e por tabela, todos os investimentos relacionados a ela. Economia do país: Se uma economia vai bem, os ativos dessa economia, como sua moeda e suas empresas, tendem a se valorizar. Da mesma forma, uma crise econômica pode derrubar os valores desses ativos. Taxa de juros: Juros baixos reduzem custos das empresas e estimulam o consumo. Por isso, podem favorecer investimentos em renda variável, como ações em Bolsa. Inflação: Aumento descontrolado dos preços atrapalha a economia e afeta o desempenho das empresas e outros ativos negociados como investimento em renda variável. Câmbio: A alta ou baixa da moeda afeta o desempenho das empresas de diferentes formas e, as ações na Bolsa, os contratos de câmbio ou de ouro. Uma empresa que exporta muito e tem a maior parte da receita determinada por vendas ao exterior vai se beneficiar da valorização do dólar, por exemplo. Expectativas de mercado: Um ativo de renda variável pode passar a valer mais ou perder valor pela simples expectativa dos investidores, que costuma se antecipar a determinado fato antes mesmo que ele aconteça. Se uma grande empresa anuncia um produto revolucionário, por exemplo, os investidores já animados com a possibilidade de crescimento de vendas dessa companhia já passam a comprar essa ação. Assim, o papel se valoriza antes mesmo de os lucros de fato crescerem.


Por que vale investir em renda variável?


No mercado de investimentos, os ativos costumam obedecer a uma regra segundo a qual quanto maior o risco de um negócio maior o potencial de valorização e de ganhos. Por isso, a renda variável é uma opção para aumentar o ganho de uma carteira de investimentos.


Qual a diferença entre renda variável e renda fixa?


A renda fixa é diferente da renda variável porque ela tem regras de rendimento definidas antes. Na hora de aplicar, o investidor já fica sabendo o prazo e a taxa de rendimento ou o índice que será usado para valorizar o dinheiro investido. Por exemplo, ele sabe que vai receber 2% ao ano ou o quanto variar a inflação.


Na renda variável, é possível perder parte do dinheiro investido originalmente ou todo ele. Na renda fixa, há mais garantias de que isso não aconteça. Mesmo que o banco quebre, o FGC (Fundo Garantidor de Crédito) devolve o dinheiro até um certo limite.


A renda variável é apontada como mais rentável que a renda fixa, quando dá tudo certo. Se a renda variável tiver resultado negativo, naturalmente a renda fixa fica em vantagem.


Fundo imobiliário é renda variável ou fixa?


Os fundos imobiliários chamados de tijolo, que investem em participações em imóveis, são considerados investimento de renda variável porque o rendimento das cotas dessas carteiras varia conforme a cotação dos ativos que estão na carteira, como por exemplo, participação em shopping centers, condomínios comerciais ou hotéis.


Os fundos imobiliários de papel, aqueles que investem em títulos imobiliários de renda fixa, como CRIs (Certificados de Recebíveis Imobiliários), também funcionam como renda variável. Embora os títulos que fazem parte da carteira sejam de renda fixa, as cotas desses fundos são negociadas em Bolsa e, assim, podem se valorizar ou desvalorizar conforme o mercado.


Como começar a investir em renda variável?


Para investir em um dos produtos de renda variável a pessoa pode usar os serviços oferecidos por bancos, corretoras e plataformas de investimentos que oferecem aos clientes essas aplicações. Veja os passos para abrir conta numa corretora e investir em ações.


Muita gente pensa em entrar na renda variável quando os juros estão baixos e a renda fixa remunera pouco. Mas é importante tomar cuidado para não perder dinheiro.


Primeiro descubra qual seu perfil de investidor para ver se não é muito conservador, o que não é bom para quem quer arriscar na renda varíável (faça o teste de perfil do UOL).


Outra dica fundamental é ter uma reserva de emergência (para não precisar mexer nos investimentos enquanto eles estão caindo). Também não é aconselhável fazer operações de curto prazo (veja mais cuidados para começar a investir em renda variável)


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official common currency of 17 states which constitute the European currency bloc, so called Euro Zone considered as the second world reserve currency, held by central banks, financial institutions and private investors often subject of speculation on general health of the Euro Zone and its members.


The US dollar (USD, “Greenback”) is the most widely traded currency in the world. The issuer is the Federal Reserve System(the Fed).


Is the most popular reserve currency, held by central banks, financial institutions and private investors Is considered as a “safe haven” currency in periods of instability due to universally recognized reliability of the US economy Is used as a standard payment unit in commodity markets.


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The EURUSD pair is the world's most traded currency pair. Euro is one of the most influential currencies, while the US dollar is the quote currency. Since its inception (in 1999) this currency pair has faced a lot of events of volatility, including the real estate bubble and the tech boom becoming the tech bust. This pair presents how many dollars are needed to trade EURUSD. For a deeper understanding how to trade currency pairs, for example EURUSD, you will need to know about bid and ask, pips and more, we suggest to start from basics "What is Forex Trading".

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The Deviation Between USD & GBP, GBP/EUR & EUR/USD.


Deviation in forex is the measurement of a currency pair's volatility compared to its current average. Standard deviation helps forex traders measure the amount of risk attributed to price movements to make more informed choices about buying, selling, and holding pairs.


What Is Deviation in Forex?


Deviation in forex is the measurement of a currency pair's volatility compared to its current average. Standard deviation helps forex traders measure the amount of risk attributed to price movements to make more informed choices about buying, selling, and holding pairs.


Currency pairs move up and down over time, so the standard deviation is crucial in identifying which currency pairs are safe bets and risky investments. A currency pair with a high standard deviation will experience more significant price movements than a downward deviation.


Standard Deviation in Forex.


The standard deviation of a currency pair is the measurement of its volatility. The higher the standard deviation, the more volatility in price fluctuations is seen in a currency pair. Deviation in forex will change over time, so it's important to know how to calculate it:


Deviation = (Close – Average)2 / Average.


This formula extends the calculations used to calculate the average of a currency pair. For example, the weekly average of the GBPUSD is the average of the closing prices for the last five days, so to find the standard deviation for the GBP/USD, you would use this formula:


Deviation = (Close – Weekly average)2 / Weekly Average.


Deviation vs Volatility.


Standard deviation is an essential metric for analyzing a currency pair. It measures the range of prices that a currency pair can fluctuate between. The deviation of a currency pair is used in conjunction with other financial factors, such as interest rates, economic factors, and political factors, to determine that currency pair's future value.


On the other hand, Volatility is used as a measure of the inherent risk (both up and down ) for a currency pair.


Conceptually, it's easy to understand how deviation can measure volatility. The more the price of a currency pair fluctuates, the higher its deviation will be, and the less the price of a currency pair fluctuates, the lower its deviation will be.


A currency pair with a high deviation will have a higher risk of fluctuation, and it will yield a higher rate of reward. In comparison, a currency pair with a low deviation will have a lower risk of fluctuation and will cause a lower reward rate.


What Affects Deviation?


A few factors in the forex market can impact how much a currency pair deviates from its average. The four main reasons a forex pair's deviation will change are:


Economic indicators.


Economic indicators like interest rates and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) help predict the future direction of a currency pair. High-interest rates lead to a bullish market, while low-interest rates lead to a bearish market. High GDP can lead to a bullish market, while low GDP can lead to a bearish market.


Interest Rate Effect.


For example, the GBPUSD trades with a bearish bias when UK interest rates are higher than in the United States (US). The same goes for the EURUSD, which trades with a bearish bias when European interest rates are higher than in the United States.


GDP Effect.


Similarly, the GBPUSD trades with a bullish bias when UK GDP is higher than in the United States (US). The same goes for the EURUSD, which trades with a bullish bias when European GDP is higher than in the United States.


Economic News.


Economic news can also impact the deviation of a currency pair. The higher the index, the more people are optimistic about the economy; this is bullish for the pair. The lower the index, the more people are pessimistic about the economy; this is bearish for the pair.


Political News.


Political news can also impact the deviation of a currency pair. The more political uncertainty, the more the price of a currency pair will fluctuate. For example, political uncertainty could raise the US dollar price against the euro.


The Basics of Currency Pairs.


The forex market is the largest financial market globally by a significant margin, with more than $5 trillion changing hands each day. Global currencies are traded on several exchanges, each with its own daily trade volume.


Trading volume can be broken into two categories: spot market and forward market. The spot foreign exchange market, which is by far the larger of the two categories, represents the current trading of currencies. The forward foreign exchange market represents a form of trading in which delivery and settlement occur later.


The spot market is used for trading major currency pairs, which are the most popular in the industry. The forward market is used for trading specialised currency pairs, known as exotic currency pairs.


The most widely traded currency pairs globally are the major currency pairs. These are the standard currency pairs, and they are the most commonly traded instruments in the forex market. Major currency pairs make up roughly 80 per cent of the global market.


The majority of the other currency pairs in the forex market are exotic currency pairs. These are currency pairs that are more volatile and less liquid than the standard currency pairs, so they are traded in smaller amounts.


The most liquid of the exotic currency pairs will trade around $100 million per day from both the buy and sell sides. In contrast, the least liquid of the exotic currency pairs gives the illusion of trading hundreds of millions of dollars per day. In reality, the amount that moves through the market is much smaller.


Deviation in the USD/GBP Currency Pair.


Deviation in the USD/GBP varies wildly, depending on whether the UK is in a recession or a recovery. The GBP/USD reaches a low deviation during a recession, while the USD/GBP reaches a high deviation. The GBP/USD reaches a high deviation during recovery, while the USD/GBP reaches a low deviation.


This is because the UK enters a recession when it has high-interest rates and low GDP, and the US enters a recession when it has low-interest rates and high GDP.


GBP/USD versus USD/GBP Deviation.


Over the long run, the standard deviation of the USD/GBP will remain stable, even when the same amount of money is in play. This is because the amount of money in play is relative to the amount of liquidity in the market.


As the USD becomes stronger against the GBP, the GBP rallies, the deviation increases, and the USD/GBP falls. As the GBP becomes stronger against the USD, the GBP declines, the deviation decreases, and the USD/GBP rallies.


The Bank of England's Role in USD/GBP Deviation.


Inflationary pressures are closely monitored by the Bank of England, which sets interest rates based on the latest consumer price index (CPI). The bank's goal is to keep inflation at the target rate of two per cent.


When inflation is rising, the bank raises interest rates, but when inflation is declining, the bank lowers interest rates. If the rate of inflation in the UK is higher than the rate of inflation in the US, this will result in a downward price correction in the USD/GBP.


Deviation in the GBP/EUR Currency Pair.


The GBP/EUR currency pair changed drastically over the last five years. In 2007, the GBP/EUR had a high deviation, while the EUR/GBP had a low deviation. In 2010, the GBP/EUR began to rise, and its deviation dropped, while the EUR/GBP started to fall, and its deviation rose.


The GBP/EUR is a very liquid currency pair, and the EUR/GBP is a not-so-liquid currency pair. When the liquidity of one of these currency pairs is higher than the liquidity of the other, the deviation will rise as the market becomes more volatile.


EUR/GBP vs GBP/EUR Deviation.


Over the long run, the deviation of the EUR/GBP will remain stable, even when the same amount of money is in play. This is because the amount of money in play is relative to the amount of liquidity in the market.


As the EUR strengthens against the GBP, the GBP rallies, and the EUR/GBP falls. As the GBP becomes stronger against the EUR, the GBP declines and the EUR/GBP rallies.


Brexit's Role in GBP/EUR Deviation.


Three factors impact deviation in the GBP/EUR. Brexit, monetary policy and economic forecasts. Brexit is likely to have the most significant impact, although it is not the only factor that will move the price of the EUR/GBP.


The Bank of England and the European Central Bank (ECB) are currently at odds with monetary policy. The Bank of England is set to raise interest rates, while the ECB lowers interest rates. If the UK raises interest rates and the ECB does not, this will impact the price of the EUR/GBP.


Deviation in the EUR/USD Currency Pair.


The EUR/USD is a very liquid currency pair, and the USD/EUR is a not-so-liquid currency pair. When the liquidity of one of these currency pairs is higher than the liquidity of the other, the deviation will rise as the market becomes more volatile.


When the EUR/USD rises, the USD/EUR falls, and the deviation of the EUR/USD rises. When the EUR/USD falls, the USD/EUR increases and the deviation of the EUR/USD falls. A rising EUR/USD means rising interest rates, so the USD/EUR rallies.


USD/EUR vs EUR/USD Deviation.


Over the long run, the deviation of the USD/EUR will remain stable, even when the same amount of money is in play. This is because the amount of money in play is relative to the amount of liquidity in the market.


As the euro strengthens against the USD, the USD rallies, and the USD/EUR falls. As the USD becomes stronger against the euro, the USD declines and the USD/EUR rallies.


The Fed's Role in EUR/USD Deviation.


The Federal Reserve Bank is in charge of monetary policy in the United States, so it is their job to monitor inflation and keep it at two per cent. To do that, the Federal Reserve sets interest rates in the US and monitors the performance of the US economy.


When the US is in an inflationary period, the Federal Reserve raises interest rates. When the US is not in an inflationary period, the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates. If the US has rising inflation and the Eurozone does not, this will create a downward price correction that will move the EURUSD.


How to Read a Price Chart.


Currency pairs trade differently than equities and bonds for several reasons. For one, their volatility is not anchored to a set schedule, like it is for equities, bonds, commodities, and futures.


Volatility in the Forex market is determined by supply and demand. Supply and demand will affect the price of a currency pair no matter what the time of day, week, or month. The forex market is open 24 hours, five days a week.


The other reason is that currency pairs are priced different than equities and bonds. The USD/JPY trades between 0.03 and 0.04, and the USD/CAD trades between 0.02 and 0.03.


It is possible to buy and sell a large number of shares without changing the price of a share, but it is not possible to buy and sell a large number of currency pairs without changing the price of the currency pair.


This is because the price of a currency pair is based on the value of two currencies relative to one another. When you buy the USD/CAD, you are not just buying the Canadian dollar; you are buying it concerning the US dollar.


The USD/CAD is the relative value of the US dollar to the Canadian dollar. When you buy the USD/CAD, you are purchasing the US dollar in relation to the Canadian dollar, which is why the price of the USD/CAD will rise or fall with fluctuations in the price of the Canadian dollar.


To buy and sell many currency pairs without affecting the currency pair's price, you must purchase and sell the same value of currency pairs.


Conclusion.


Deviations can be difficult to predict, but you will better understand how a deviation works if you follow the above steps. When you learn how one currency pair trades in relation to another currency pair, you will better understand how the market works in general.


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EUR/USD forecast: Will euro rise continue?


The euro (EUR) to US dollar (USD) exchange rate has risen close to 9% over the past three months on the back of moderately improved economic sentiment in the eurozone, as well as the slowing of interest rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve (Fed), which has reduced the greenback’s appeal as a safe haven.


A softening of the Fed’s policy in mid-December supported the euro – both the ECB and the US central bank have reiterated their resolve in tackling inflation, saying there are more rate hikes to come.


As of 28 December 2022, EUR/USD was trading at $1.064, close to levels not seen in near five months.


Despite its recent gains, the EUR/USD currency pair has nevertheless declined 6% year-to-date (YTD).


EUR/USD Live Exchange Rate Chart.


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Here we look at the factors driving the currency pair and the euro to dollar forecast for 2023 and beyond. What lies ahead for EUR/USD, as it continues to trade around the parity level?


How has EUR/USD traded in 2022 so far?


After falling from $1.2275 at the start of 2021, EUR/USD started 2022 at $1.1375. The pair rose to a high of $1.1495 in early February before steadily dropping to a low of $1.0380 on 13 May – a level last seen in January 2022.


From that low point, the price rose to $1.0790 at the start of June before taking another peg lower to $1.04. EUR/USD briefly breached parity on 13 July 2022, as markets reacted to US inflation figures. That was followed by an immediate rebound that sent the pair back above $1.0100.


On 5 September 2022, the pair dipped below the $0.99 level for the first time in two decades as Russia shut down its main gas pipeline to the EU, further destabilising the economic outlook in the eurozone.


EUR/USD then went on a brief rally influenced by the ECB’s interest rate decision on 8 September, which sent the ECB’s three key interest rates – on main refinancing operations, the marginal lending facility and the deposit facility – to 1.25%, 1.50% and 0.75% respectively.


The pair peaked at $1.0317 on 12 September 2022 before sharply declining to trade at around parity.


It briefly rose back over the $1 mark on 16 September and for the next few days, before falling below parity once again. On 27 September 2022 EUR/USD fell to its lowest point of the year so far at $0.95892. However, it rebounded again a month later, rising back above parity on 26 October.


The ECB’s interest rate decision on 27 October did little to support the euro, with the currency falling below parity up until 3 November.


A weaker dollar and falling US Treasury yields have since driven the EUR/USD currency pair back up to trade around the $1.06 level.


EUR/USD has benefited from a general dollar weakness as inflationary pressures in the US continue to ease, while the ECB lifted interest rates by 50 basis points last week as expected, reiterating that more hikes will follow and outlined plans for quantitative tightening.


The fresh Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) data for December showed private sector activity in the Euro area shrank at the slowest pace in four months, which could suggest the impending recession in the EU could be less severe than previously anticipated.


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What has been driving the euro?


Inflation and slowing growth.


The Russian invasion of Ukraine has hurt demand for the euro. The war in Eastern Europe has hit the eurozone economy hard and dampened the economic outlook significantly.


Europe relies heavily on Russian energy – oil and gas – and food from Ukraine. The war, along with Western sanctions on Moscow, has sent energy and food prices spiralling. Exports have been blocked, and the West is attempting to reduce its reliance on Russian oil and gas, with the EU approving a phased-in ban on Russian oil products over the coming six months.


The result has been inflation in the region rising to record levels, while simultaneously hurting the growth outlook.


Euro area inflation, as measured by consumer prices, was expected to fall to 10% year-over-year (YOY) in November – down from 10.6% in October 2022.


Energy prices have been a major contributor to the rise in inflation – energy is expected to have the highest annual rate in November (34.9% compared with 41.5% in October), followed by food, alcohol and tobacco (13.6%, compared with 13.1% in October).


Russian gas crisis.


The euro dipped below the 99-cent mark on 5 September as Russia ramped up the continent’s energy crisis by shutting off its main gas pipeline to Europe, Nord Stream 1, thus setting the stage for a cold winter ahead in the region.


The gas halt “is another blow to the European economic outlook, which has left the euro weak in the near term due to governance-related risks”, Piet Haines Christiansen, chief strategist at Danske Bank in Copenhagen, told Bloomberg on 4 September.


“At the same time, yet another stimuli package from Germany is an attempt to keep growth afloat, which makes inflation forecasting and the job for the ECB more tricky.”


Prior to the shutdown, Germany unveiled a relief plan on 4 September worth about €65bn.


Finland has also said it would stabilise its power market with a $10bn ($9.95bn) relief programme. On 3 September, Sweden announced $23bn in liquidity guarantees for its utility firms as it seeks to fend off a broader financial crisis.


“This has had the ingredients for a kind of a Lehman Brothers of the energy industry,” Finnish economic affairs minister Mika Lintila said on 4 September.


Finland’s prime minister Sanna Marin said during a news conference: “The government’s programme is a last-resort financing option for companies that would otherwise be threatened with insolvency.”


ECB’s hawkish stance.


Rising inflation has pushed the ECB to adopt a more hawkish stance. In an ECB meeting in June, the bank made the unusual step of pre-committing to interest rate hikes in July and September.


However, the EUR remains under pressure, mainly because of the deteriorating outlook for the eurozone economy. Despite the recent softening of its monetary policy stance, the Fed, which has so far been more aggressive in implementing contractionary monetary policy, can be said to exert more influence over the EUR/USD rate than the ECB.


“Monetary policy in the US still drives the euro more at this stage than the European Central Bank does,” Dirk Schumacher, head of Europe macro research at Natixis, explained to the Financial Times on 14 July. “The Fed is the main driver of the euro.”


On 21 July, the ECB raised all three key interest rates by 50bps for the first time in over a decade, exceeding market expectations and breaking its own guidance for a 25bp move.


At its next meeting on 8 September, the bank adopted an even more hawkish stance, choosing to ramp up all three key interest rates by 75bps – a move that mostly fell in line with market expectations.


The bank raised interest rates by a further 75bps at its meeting at the end of October. The move, widely expected by markets, marked the second increase of this kind in a row and brought borrowing costs up to their highest level since the beginning of 2009. The ECB refinancing rate is now 2%, the deposit rate is 1.5%, and the marginal lending rate is 2.25%.


The ECB raised the three rates by 50bps during its last monetary policy meeting of 2022 on 15 December, marking a fourth rate increase – the rise took the deposit facility to 2%, the refinancing rate to 2.5% and the marginal lending to 2.75%, a level not seen in 14 years.


According to a press release by the ECB, the bank will continue to take aggressive measures to fight inflation, which could indicate potential support for the euro:


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“The Governing Council today decided to raise the three key ECB interest rates by 50 basis points and, based on the substantial upward revision to the inflation outlook, expects to raise them further. In particular, the Governing Council judges that interest rates will still have to rise significantly at a steady pace to reach levels that are sufficiently restrictive to ensure a timely return of inflation to the 2% medium-term target. Keeping interest rates at restrictive levels will over time reduce inflation by dampening demand and will also guard against the risk of a persistent upward shift in inflation expectations.


“The euro area economy may contract in the current quarter and the next quarter, owing to the energy crisis, high uncertainty, weakening global economic activity and tighter financing conditions. According to the latest Eurosystem staff projections, a recession would be relatively short-lived and shallow. Growth is nonetheless expected to be subdued next year and has been revised down significantly compared with the previous projections. Beyond the near term, growth is projected to recover as the current headwinds fade. Overall, the Eurosystem staff projections now see the economy growing by 3.4% in 2022, 0.5% in 2023, 1.9% in 2024 and 1.8% in 2025.”


What has been driving the USD?


Safe haven.


The US dollar has been steadily strengthening across the board. The US dollar index (DXY), which measures the USD versus a basket of currencies, has rallied close to 9% this year, peaking at 114 in late September.


The USD has benefited from its safe-haven status as demand for the greenback rose following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.


Since then, safe-haven flows have largely continued as fears of slowing global growth and stagflation have ramped up, despite a recent pullback triggered by a potential slowing of the monetary contraction cycle in the US.


While Europe could be more likely to experience a recession than the US, given its proximity to the war in Ukraine and its dependence on Russian gas, there is also a rising possibility of a recession across the Atlantic.


Hawkish US Federal Reserve.


The dollar has also benefited from a hawkish Federal Reserve, particularly in comparison to the ECB.


As inflation in the US rose to a 40-year high, the Fed quickly ended its bond-buying programme and started a rate-hiking cycle. In March’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting the Fed raised interest rates by 25bps, followed by a 50-point hike in May.


The Fed then raised interest rates by a further 75bps in four consecutive meetings on 16 June, 27 July, 21 September and 2 November, lifting the benchmark overnight borrowing rate to a range of 3.75%–4%.


In a press conference on 21 September, Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell reiterated that the US central bank would continue to “move [their] policy stance purposefully” in order to achieve 2% inflation, adding that he anticipated “ongoing increases will be appropriate”.


Powell’s speech came across as a direct sign of the Fed’s intent to bring inflation in the US under control, further boosting the dollar against most major rivals and denting the market’s appetite for other safe-haven assets, such as gold and silver.


On 14 December, however, the Fed slowed down its pace of rate hikes, boosting the overnight borrowing rate by half a percentage point, taking it to a targeted range between 4.25% and 4.5% – a move that was widely expected by markets. The Fed also indicated that it expects to keep rates higher through next year, with no reductions until 2024.


As Greg McBride, chief analyst at Bankrate, recently told CNBC :


“We still have a long way to go. We could see a meaningful drop in inflation in 2023, and still only be halfway to where we need to be by this time next year.”


The USD could potentially start to ease lower once peak inflation has passed in the US. CPI most recently came in at 7.1% YOY in November – the “smallest 12-month increase since the period ending December 2021”, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.


The figure indicates a slowdown of inflation in the US, but the rate of price increases still remains way off the Fed’s target, meaning the end of the monetary contraction cycle could still be some time away.


EUR/USD forecasts: 2023 and beyond.


As inflation and recession fears escalate, and with central bank action very much in focus, let’s look at where analysts’ EUR/USD predictions are. Is there any sign of a sustained turnaround for the euro?


In his foreign exchange analysis from 20 December, ING Group’s Francesco Pesole believed the EUR/USD pair could stabilise at 1.06 going into 2023:


“We think EUR/USD may find some stabilisation around 1.0600 into year-end as volatility starts to drop. A drop to sub-1.0500 levels is, however, possible should market sentiment deteriorate, especially on the energy side.


“There are no major data releases to highlight in the next two weeks for the euro, at least until the German CPI figures for December are released (3 January). No European Central Bank speakers are scheduled.”


In an even broader overview of FX markets in 2023, ING’s Pesole, Chris Turner and Frantisek Taborsky said that EUR/USD would set the tone for European currencies in the coming year, potentially ending the year at the parity mark:


“FX markets in 2023 will see fewer trends and more volatility. We say this because conditions do not look to be in place for a clean dollar trend – no ‘risk-on’ dollar decline nor ‘risk-off’ dollar rally. And central banks tightening liquidity conditions through higher policy rates and shrinking balance sheets will only exacerbate the liquidity problems already present in financial markets. Volatility will stay high.


“Softening global activity and trade volume growth at less than 2% will likely limit the gains of pro-cyclical currencies in 2023. EUR/USD could be ending the year near 1.00. If the positive correlation between bonds and equity markets does break down next year, it will likely come through a bond market rally. Our forecast for US 10-year Treasury yields at 2.75% year-end will argue for USD/JPY to be trading at 130 or lower.


“EUR/USD will set the tone for European currencies in general.”


ING recently adjusted its EUR/USD forecasts, projecting the pair to trade at:


$0.98 by March 2023 $1.00 in Q2, Q3 and Q4 2024 $1.02 by March 2024.


In his Daily FX Update from 23 December, Shaun Osborne, chief foreign exchange strategist at Scotiabank, commented:


“No major data reports and no comments from ECB policy makers are leaving the EUR with little to do but drift along in line with the broader USD tone. We think near-term risks are still pointed to the downside for the EUR – the Q4 rally achieved our near-term goal, gains look a little stretched and seasonal trends are USD-supportive moving into the new year. But EUR prospects remain positive from a longer-term point of view, we feel, and modest corrective losses early in 2023 should give buyers an opportunity to reset or add to longs.”


Technically, Osborne was neutral on the pair, saying: “Since peaking above 1.07 mid-month, spot has remained within a 1.0570/1.0670 range – where it sits quite comfortably today. However, Dec 15th’s peak and reversal signify a short-term top is in place at least and could drive some corrective losses for the EUR towards 1.03/1.04 in the next few weeks potentially. While the 1.0735 peak holds, minor EUR gains are a sell.”


The latest EUR/USD forecast from analysts at Citibank Hong Kong was fairly optimistic, highlighting the potential benefit to the euro from China’s reopening. The EUR forecast from 19 December read:


“Although economists say recession is inevitable, it may be milder and shorter than previously envisaged. Milder weather, lower gas prices and fiscal support have lifted sentiment. Debt and equity capital flows from the US can find its way to Europe in 2023. China reopening is the big kicker and the Euro can be a big beneficiary. Downside risks for the Euro are periphery widening via ECB QT, a cold weather snap, and a souring of risk sentiment.”


Citibank’s six- to 12-month EUR/USD forecast was $1.15, falling to $1.10 over the long term.


In a recent overview of the euro’s 2023 outlook, Capital.com analyst Piero Cingari opined that the EUR/USD pair could hold above 1.05 throughout Q1 2023, potentially shedding value as the year goes on:


“Regarding the euro outlook in 2023, investors remain mostly focused on the ECB’s capacity to raise interest rates in the midst of a recession and continuous inflationary pressures tied to Europe’s prolonged energy crisis.


“However, as the market readjusts its expectations in response to a more hawkish than expected ECB in the last meeting of the year, the single currency might find support in the first quarter of 2023. EUR/USD may hold above 1.05, while the single currency may gain ground against low-yielding currencies, such as the Japanese yen (EUR/JPY), or against those whose central bank will be more dovish than anticipated, such as the British pound (EUR/GBP).


“From Q2 2023 onwards, there may be mounting threats to Europe’s growth outlook as well as negative seasonality effects. At the end of winter, European countries will hurry to refill their depleted gas stocks, which may hurt the euro’s terms of trade.


“The euro’s best-case scenario includes averting a recession, higher-than-expected gas reserves amid a mild winter, and a boost in external demand as China reopens. In the worst-case scenario, a harsh winter threatens the resilience of gas reserves, and the increased likelihood of a recession calls into doubt the ECB’s hawkishness.”


Analyst and algorithm-based forecasts.


In her latest video on the currency pair, Capital.com analyst Daniela Hathorn outlined the following support and resistance levels to watch in upcoming weeks:


Resistance.


1.0743 (61.8% Fibonacci) 1.0590 (June 27 High) 1.0513 (50% Fibonacci)


Support.


1.0282 (38.2% Fibonacci) 1.0165 (November 11th Low) 1.0000 (Parity)


Algorithm-based website Wallet Investor ’s EUR/USD forecast predicted the pair falling in the next 12 months – as of 28 December 2022, the service’s EUR/USD forecast for 2023 expected the pair to fall to trade at an average of $1.041 by the end of the year.


In a longer-term projection, Wallet Investor ’s EUR/USD forecast for 2025 had the pair potentially trading at below parity level, averaging $0.999 by December that year.


The EUR/USD forecast for 2023 from AI Pickup was bearish – the website saw the pair averaging a rate of $1.1. The following years, however, could see a rise to an average of $1.24 in 2024 and $1.26 in 2025. The platform’s EUR/USD forecast for 2030 saw the pair trading at $1.36, before edging up to $1.39 in 2032.


Remember that analysts and online forecasting sites can and do get their predictions wrong. It is always best to carry out your own research and weigh the latest market trends and news, technical and fundamental analysis, and expert opinion before making any investment decisions. Never invest money you cannot afford to lose.


FAQs.


Why is EUR/USD rising?


The EUR/USD pair has been rising in recent weeks as the euro continues to benefit from improved sentiment in the eurozone and expectations of a slowing US Federal Reserve rate hike cycle.


Will EUR/USD go up or down?


The direction of the euro could depend on whether the gap between economic growth and interest rates in the US and Europe continues to widen.


When is the best time to trade EUR/USD?


The best time to trade a currency pair is when the local markets for the two currencies overlap. For the euro against the dollar, this would be between 13:00 and 16:00 GMT (UTC). This is also usually when US economic data is released.


Is EUR/USD a buy or sell?


Whether EUR/USD is a good investment for you or not will depend on your portfolio composition, investment goals and risk profile, among other factors.


Different trading strategies will suit different investment goals with a short or long-term focus. Remember, currency pairs can be highly volatile. You should do your own research and never invest money you cannot afford to lose.

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Poucas ações para venda, vai rapar o tacho.


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dizia outro não interessa os pensam mal de mim ,sim interessa o que eu penso de mim mesmo sabendo eu que estou quase sempre certo , compras 0,1556 vamos caminhar 0,1630 próximas atenção só faço vendas diárias tudo foi comprado últimos dias? saco pois sou animal muito sustento ,pois tenho sonhos,0,28 0,40 José.


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vendas feitas hora pensada tudo está lá 0,1572 sobre oposição esse é lado durmo melhor em psi20 ibex, cac, dax, mais é +longe josé.


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polaco sobe 7. 5%


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Bank Millenium (Polonia) está a subir 6%


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digam o que quiserem, há 2 horas o José disse que ia comprar a 01147. E às 11.12 bateu exactamente aí.


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Foi as 11:47. nao foram 11:12.. Atenção ao valor. Kkkkk.


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Na Polonia há festa, sobe 5% neste momento, por aqui quando se lembrar, vai suubir 8% de uma vez, talvez esta semana,para pssarmos a barreira chata dos 0.16.


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Nome Último Var.% Vol. BCP 0,1561 +2,09% 71,60M Energias de Portugal 4,73 +0,25% 2,60M Galp Energia 12,85 -0,35% 1,01M Altri 5,18 +0,39% 435,35K Greenvolt Energias Renovaveis 7,96 +0,38% 311,41K EDP Renováveis 20,80 +0,24% 175,91K Jeronimo Martins 20,48 +0,39% 161,85K.


Nome Último Var.% Vol. Samba Digital 3,80 +8,57% 0,02K Inapa 0,0395 +3,95% 230,17K Impresa SGPS SA 0,1620 +3,18% 113,70K BCP 0,1561 +2,09% 71,60M Ibersol Reg 5,68 +1,79% 2,45K Merlin Properties SA 9,10 +1,68% 1,01K Pharol SGPS SA 0,0551 +0,36% 289,16K.


Nome Último Var.% Vol. Corticeira Amorim 8,84 -0,45% 37,77K Martifer 1,1450 -0,43% 0,20K COFINA 0,2460 -0,40% 15,18K Galp Energia 12,85 -0,35% 1,01M Sport Lisboa Benf 3,93 -0,25% 4,63K The Navigator 3,52 -0,17% 488,02K Semapa 12,60 0,00% 29,91K.


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