FOREX Fundamental analysis for EURUSD on March 7, 2023
Any forex trading strategy should clearly define entry and exit points, rely on the postulates of technical analysis, and assess what is happening in terms of the fundamental background. Otherwise there is a risk of opening a deal too early or too late. The situation on the EURUSD chart is not easy at the moment. The pair is rushing upward, and there is a high probability that the upward movement will develop. But is the pullback completed and is it sensible to buy the single currency without waiting for Jerome Powell's speech and the U.S. labor market report?
The decisiveness of the European Central Bank and a very cautious Fed are for the continuation of the EURUSD growth. Actually, the Fed started a cycle of rate hikes long ago and it is quite possible that the U.S. regulator's time has come to analyze the efficiency of what it has done.
The speed of the Fed's monetary restrictions

On the one hand, Jerome Powell's team is trying to avoid the history of the 1970s, when a premature end to monetary restriction led to a rapid return of inflationary pressures. On the other hand, a tightening of financial conditions could have a negative impact on economic growth.
The situation is different in the Eurozone. Here consumer prices do not even think about slowing down, which requires the ECB to switch decisively to the hawkish camp.
Inflation dynamics in the U.S. and the euro area

Christine Lagarde does not deny the need for a rate hike, but euro buyers were more encouraged by the head of the Austrian Central Bank Robert Holtzman, who announced the need for 4 acts of monetary tightening in 2023 at 50 basis points each and to raise the deposit rate to 4.5%.
Nomura believes that the ECB will raise the rate to 4.25% and the Fed to 5.5%. It is possible that the analysts' opinion will be changed by the United States labor market report. False breakdowns of EUR/USD across the upper and lower boundaries of the established range are possible before the release.