EUR/USD Faces New Downfall And U.S. GDP Data Released

EUR/USD dropped to its more than two weeks old minimum touching 1.3630 today while the market expected good data on GDP of United States for the seconds quarter of 2007. Breaking below 1.3230 for EUR/USD will mean a big trend breakout, but while it is traded higher a temporal correction should be considered.
U.S. GDP in Q2 2007 rose by 3.4% - a very good increase after 0.6% (revised from 0.7%) in Q1. It is also greater than expected number - 3.2%. Chain deflator for Q2 came out slightly lower than expected - 2.7% against 3.4% expected. Overall these are quite good results for the Q2. If U.S. economy can keep up with this pace in the second half of 2007, then it would add some more power to both stocks and Forex markets.
Today also Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for July became available - 90.4 against 91.5 - lower than expected but still at a high level, showing a good sign for the U.S. economical health in general.

Some Important Data from U.S.

Today some important macroeconomic data came out in United States - final data on GDP and final chain deflator for the first quarter of the 2007. Though this data is very important for Forex markets its neutrality prevented any large affect on the market. GDP came out inside the expected borders - 0.7% which is by 0.1% better than previous value. Chain deflator was slightly higher than expected - 4.2% against 4.0%. Today data on initial jobless claims were also released - 313,000 against 315,00 expected - not much surprise here too. FOMC policy statement will be released today - maybe there will be something in it, that will move Forex market out if its flat condition.