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These remain difficult sessions for the euro in the short term. Despite the recovery attempt at the start of the week, EUR/USD is still down by a little more than 0.1% during the session and is once again trading below the 1.1400 area. This shows that the bearish bias has not fully disappeared in the short term.
The EUR/USD pair has risen by over 0.5% following the release of the latest U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI). The euro has gained ground on growing expectations that lower inflation could pave the way for a less restrictive monetary policy in the United States.
It was an indecisive month for EUR/USD and a symmetrical triangle has built on the daily chart, highlighting break potential as we move into the final month of Q2.
Over the past three trading sessions, EUR/USD has remained in a state of neutral consolidation, with price movement limited to just 0.3%, reducing the bullish momentum that had begun to build earlier in the week.
EUR/USD stalled by the pair has held up better than both EUR/JPY and EUR/GBP. This article looks at the single currency in three pairs for the week ahead.
EUR/USD was aggressively bearish into the Q1 open but as the quarter winds to a close it’s been a completely different picture.
Euro rebounded off multi-month downtrend support with EUR/USD bulls threatening a larger recovery. Battle lines drawn on the EUR/USD weekly technical chart.
EUR/USD rallied back to 1.0500 last week as Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement didn’t evoke much fear. But he also warned that tariffs on autos are coming.
Recent EUR/USD volatility has been largely driven by uncertainty sparked earlier this week, when the White House announced new trade tariffs. However, after this event, the price has entered a sideways consolidation phase.
Euro rebounded off multi-month trend support with a breakout of the January range threatening a larger recovery. Battle lines drawn on the EUR/USD weekly technical chart.
EUR/USD has been in a bearish state since the Q4 open, and it was six consecutive red weeks until last week.
EUR/USD has recorded a 2% decline over the last five sessions, favoring the dollar and placing the euro in a sustained bearish zone.
The Euro continued it’s Q4 descent against the US Dollar but it’s the recent build of bearish price action in EUR/JPY that’s of interest going into next week.
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