On Friday, when we look at the headline inflation figures we followed from the euro zone, it was announced in parallel with expectations by 1.9 percent on annual basis and 0.5 percent on monthly basis. Food and energy items were neglected in the core CPI figures were realized in parallel with the projections. The euro, which had been selling hard on the European Central Bank's decision on Thursday, eased in part as inflation figures announced met forecasts. However, CFTC reports described in the evening; The Euro fell to its lowest level since December 2017. On the U.S. side, on Friday President Donald Trump announced that China would impose additional customs tax tariffs on goods valued at $ 50 billion, while the data from the country was complex. After the Fed's mid-last week, the fall in spreads between 2-year and 10-year bonds in the country's yield curve led to questions about future fed policies as to the lowest level of the last 11 years. In today's economic calendar, there is no significant data flow from both regions, while announcements from FED and ECB officials and important news flows should be carefully monitored.Technically, when we look at the parity, we see prices just above the 1.1580 support level for the time being, and if it goes below it, the rising trend line(between 1.1510 and 1.1485) that we have followed since the beginning of 2017 may become a target. Resistance levels are 1.1610, 1.1630, 1.1655 and 1.1685.
