April 14th, European session

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At the auctions in Europe, the franc and the loonie went into negative territory. The leaders of growth are the New Zealand dollar (+ 0.86%). Euro, yen and pound lost some of their profits. The market is correcting after yesterday's rise, which triggered the US inflation report for March.

The yield on 10-year bonds is 1.629% per annum. Traders are eagerly awaiting the speech of the US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell for clues about the future actions of the regulator when inflation rises.

The euro rose in price against the dollar from 1.1951 to 1.1966. Market sentiment improved after statements by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. She said the EU will receive 50 million BioNTech-Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines in the second quarter, rather than the fourth quarter as originally planned. 100 million coronavirus vaccinations have been made in the EU.

Buyers are looking to move higher towards 1.2015. The ideal option is to stand in the range of 1.1945-1.1970 today, and storm the level of 1.20 on Thursday.

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