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EUR/USD recovery finds resistance above 1.0900

FXStreet (Córdoba) - The euro recovered ground against the US dollar and trimmed losses after Draghi’s press conference and amid new loans to Greece. EUR/USD recovery from 1.0854 lost strength near 1.0930.

The pair peaked during the American session at 1.0925 and currently is trading back below 1.0900, at 1.0885/95, falling for the second day in a row and headed toward the lowest close since late April.

Euro still under pressure despite bridge loan and risk appetite

The rebound from the lows started following reports of a bridge loan to Greece. Stocks in Europe ended with gains. The German Dax rose 1.54%, in the UK the FTSE 1000 rose 0.63% and the Ibex in Spain gained 1.55%.

Despite financial aid for Greece and risk appetite, the euro failed to rise versus the US dollar and is also lower versus the pound and the Swiss franc.

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