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Euro Drifts Lower as Fed Hawks Set the Stage for Warsh Speech

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Euro Drifts Lower as Fed Hawks Set the Stage for Warsh Speech

 Euro Drifts Lower as Fed Hawks Set the Stage for Warsh Speech


The Euro (EUR) is edging lower against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, with EUR/USD trading around 1.1645, down approximately 0.07% on the day. The pair remains relatively subdued as traders adopt a wait-and-see approach ahead of Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's closely watched speech at the Jackson Hole symposium.


The US Dollar has found support from a more hawkish tone among Federal Reserve policymakers, with investors reassessing expectations for future interest-rate cuts following stronger US inflation data. This has limited the Euro's ability to extend its recent gains against the Greenback.


Fed Policy Takes Center Stage


The latest US inflation figures have kept the Federal Reserve under pressure to maintain a restrictive monetary stance. Headline PCE inflation remained elevated, strengthening the argument among some policymakers for caution before easing monetary policy.


Warsh's Jackson Hole speech could provide important clues about the Fed's reaction to persistent inflation and its approach to future interest-rate decisions. A hawkish message could strengthen the US Dollar and put additional pressure on EUR/USD.


Conversely, a more balanced or dovish tone could weigh on US yields and allow the Euro to recover.


EUR/USD Technical Outlook


The 1.1600–1.1650 region remains an important area for EUR/USD in the near term. Holding above 1.1600 could help preserve the pair's broader recovery structure and allow buyers to target 1.1700.


A sustained break below 1.1600, however, could increase bearish pressure and expose the pair to lower support levels around 1.1550.


On the upside, a move above 1.1700 would strengthen the bullish outlook and potentially bring the recent highs back into focus.


Eurozone Factors


The Euro is also receiving some support from improving economic indicators in Germany. Recent data showed signs of a moderate recovery in Europe's largest economy, although growth remains constrained by weak investment and broader structural challenges.


The European Central Bank's policy outlook will therefore remain important alongside developments in the US. Any widening or narrowing of expected interest-rate differentials between the ECB and Federal Reserve could influence EUR/USD.


Market Outlook


For now, Fed policy expectations and Warsh's Jackson Hole speech are the main drivers for EUR/USD. Traders are likely to remain cautious until the Fed Chair provides clearer guidance on inflation and interest rates.



A hawkish Warsh could push EUR/USD toward 1.1600 and below, while a dovish surprise could support a recovery toward 1.1700.


Key levels to watch are 1.1600 support, 1.1650 near-term pivot and 1.1700 resistance.


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