EURUSD
The European currency is stable between 1.05-1.06 levels due to lack of new data. Yesterday, there were no surprises due to the absence of significant economic data. The focus remains on the Middle East, but there are no signs of major escalation, bringing stability to international stock markets and reducing the need for dollar purchases.
It's too early to predict if de-escalation is likely. The European currency is under pressure due to ongoing concerns. Today's agenda includes U.S. retail sales data, which may confirm the U.S. economy's stronger momentum compared to Europe.
After a two-month downward trend, the European currency shows signs of stability. Unless there's a major market shock, it's likely to remain stable this month. As the market direction is unclear, it's best to wait and see. I'm considering buying more European currency after significant dips and new lows.