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Breaking: EUR/USD breaks below 0.9900 for the first time since Dec 2020

EUR/USD has breached the 0.9900 key support for the first time since December 2020, extending its declines amid unrelenting US dollar demand across the board. Risk-aversion bolsters the safe-haven demand for the greenback at the start of the week, despite Friday's mixed US labor market report. 

The deepening European energy crisis has exacerbated concerns about an imminent global recession, killing the appetite for riskier assets. Gazprom halted its key European gas pipeline indefinitely after G7 leaders agreed to implement a price cap on Russian oil last Friday. Some media outlets reported on Saturday that the Russian oil giant has restarted gas deliveries to Europe via Ukraine, although there is no official confirmation about it so far.

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