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Abstract:EUR/USD strengthens the pace and surpasses the 1.0800 hurdle for the first time since early September.
- EUR/USD shot past the 1.0800 barrier, or multi-week highs.
- Extra gains are possible while above 1.0800.
EUR/USD strengthens the pace and surpasses the 1.0800 hurdle for the first time since early September.
A clear break of 200-day SMA, today at 1.0801, would shift the pair's outlook to a more constructive one and open the door to a challenge to the weekly high of 1.0945 (Aug 30).
EUR/USD Daily Chart
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