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EUR/USD finds support at 1.1200

FXStreet (Edinburgh) - The European currency is now extending the rebound from the boundaries of 1.1200 the figure, lifting EUR/USD to the 1.1225/30 band.

EUR/USD softer on Greece, EMU data

The pair has surrendered part of the earlier gains following less auspicious headlines from Greece, where default risks keep rising despite today’s €200m repayment to the IMF.

The upside ha also lost momentum after retail sales in the euro region contracted more than expected during March (0.8%), casting doubts over the sustainability of the recovery in Euroland. Previously, the final figures of Services PMI in the region showed mixed results with German results coming in below estimates.

EUR/USD relevant levels

The pair is advancing 0.37% at 1.1228 with the next resistance at 1.1272 (high May 6) ahead of 1.1291 (high May 1) and then 1.1380 (high Feb.26). On the flip side, a breakdown of 1.1175 (low May 6) would aim for 1.1066 (low May 5) and finally 1.0959 (low Apr.29).

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The European Central Bank's (ECB) stimulus has clearly been working, but it is way too soon to contemplate when to scale it back, the bank's Governing Council member Bostjan Jazbec said late on Tuesday.
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DAX lifted on EZ PMIs

Germany’s benchmark index, the DAX firmed today tracking gains from its European counterparts amid soft corporate earnings results and on mixed Eurozone services PMI reports. However, the gains remain capped as Greece debt issues resurfaced despite the debt-ridden country paid another €200 million to the International Monetary Fund today.
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