EUR/USD has broken above 1.21, hitting the highest levels since April 2018. The currency pair smashed the previous 2020 peak of 1.2011 on Tuesday and after a short correction, is pushing higher.
The common currency continues benefiting from optimism about a COVID-19 vaccine. The UK regulator approved the Pfizer/BioNTech immunization for use, the West’s first inoculation green light.
Lawmakers in Washington continue negotiating a fiscal stimulus deal to support the US economy. Optimism about a $908 billion package is also boosting sentiment pushing the dollar down.
The Relative Strength Index on the four-hour chart is battling the 70 level, flirting with overbought conditions. Momentum remains to the upside.
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