Euro / U.S. Dollar
Long
Updated

DeGRAM | EURUSD held the accumulation zone

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📊 Technical Analysis
● Two-year rising channel is intact; price just rebounded from the lower rail (RB) and punched back above the 2020-2024 red resistance trend-line, repeating the 2022 “break-retest-fixation” pattern.
● An 18-month accumulation rectangle (1.06-1.13) has resolved higher, printing a bullish weekly engulfing; the measured move points to the channel mid-band / horizontal cluster at 1.1600, then the upper rail near 1.1950.

💡 Fundamental Analysis
● Eurozone core CPI is stuck at 2.7 % y/y while US ISM and housing prints cooled, dragging real U.S. yields lower and narrowing the policy-rate gap priced for 2025.

Summary
Long above 1.1214; breakout projects 1.16 ➜ 1.195. Risk flips only on a weekly close back below 1.108.

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📊 Technical Analysis
● A fresh daily golden-cross (50 SMA > 200 SMA) coincides with a bullish engulfing off the purple retest line, confirming buyers’ control inside the five-month rising channel.
● Price is now coiling in a tight pennant just beneath May’s swing high (1.145) and above the former 1.128–1.121 supply-turned-support; a close through 1.145 unlocks the next fib/parallel confluence at 1.1600, while channel floor protection lifts to 1.1080.

💡 Fundamental Analysis
● German Ifo business expectations ticked up for a third month and ECB minutes signalled concern over “premature easing,” nudging 2-yr Bund/T-note spreads to a 6-week high and underpinning the euro.
● Meanwhile, US core PCE slowed to 0.2 % m/m, trimming real-yield advantage and weighing on the dollar.

Summary
Buy pullbacks ≥1.128; pennant break >1.145 targets 1.1600, stretch 1.1950. Bull thesis void on a daily close below 1.1080.

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