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EU Session Analysis for CFD Instruments 26/02/2021
Fundamental analysis
26 February, 2021
The Eurodollar currency pair moved lower to 1.2159 during the Asian session this morning. The Euro rose on Thursday as the Greenback got hammered. The GfK German Consumer Climate for March printed at -12.9. French and Italian Consumer Confidence for February were 91 and 101.4 respectively. In the United States, Initial Jobless Claims for the past week were 730,000. That was much better than the 838,000 that had been forecast. Core Durable Goods for January printed at 1.4%, Month-over-Month. Analysts had expected only 0.7%. Pending Home Sales for January fell 2.8%, Month-over-Month. The consensus forecast was a drop of only 0.2%. The 4th Quarter GDP revision came in at 4.1%, Quarter-over-Quarter, a tenth of a percentage point less than predicted.
