EUR/USD
The day which had promised to be quiet turned into a big rally for the stock exchanges and risk-sensitive currencies. The rally was spurred by Obama’s assurances that the fiscal cliff issue would be settled in the near future. As a result, S&P closed six sessions in a row with significant gains, though on Wednesday and Thursday it looked as if the growth impulse petered out. As expected, the struggle for 1.29 in EURUSD was rather fierce. Eventually, at the height of the EU session the bears gave in, thus allowing the pair to grow further. The euro had almost managed more…