What's the fate of EURUSD?market may likly push lower to try to form a lower low or a double bottom, whatever be the case, we can still make a 1:4 trade this week from this pair. This pair has being bearsh for over a month and may likely continue, but there may be a major pull back to the monthly fib zone. so watch out for that retracement and pay attention to taking out your short profits
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EUR/USD Outlook: Strong Demand and Uncertain Economic SignalsThe EUR/USD pair has experienced a notable rebound, aligning with our previous outlook as it approached a robust weekly demand zone at the onset of the new weekly candle, marked by a bullish gap. Recent data from Germany indicates a decline in the IFO Current Assessment Index, dropping to 84.3 in November from 85.7. Meanwhile, the Expectations Index decreased slightly from 87.3 to 87.2. Despite these figures, the euro appears resilient, seemingly brushing off the negative data.
On the other hand, downward pressure on the US dollar remains limited, fueled by recent economic indicators that suggest the Federal Reserve might be inclined to scale back the pace of interest rate cuts. This week’s unemployment claims data, set to be released on Wednesday, has the potential to move the markets significantly, especially if the figures come in more favorable than the forecast, which anticipates an uptick in unemployment.
Interestingly, there is the possibility of an upward thrust in the weekly DXY chart, although it has yet to be confirmed by trading volumes.
Given the current market dynamics, it may be prudent to hold off on making any moves until Wednesday. This will allow traders to assess potential retracement opportunities as the market may look to recover the gap created during the Asian session.
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EURUSD Raid On Liquidity? Contemplating the Next Move!👀👉 EURUSD remains in a strong downtrend, evident on the daily and 4-hour charts. Currently, we’re seeing an aggressive pullback on the 4-hour timeframe. I’m eyeing a short entry but holding off early in the week—waiting to see how price develops from the London session into the New York open. In this video, we break down market structure, price action, and blend Wyckoff & ICT concepts in an easy-to-understand way. 🚨 Not financial advice. 📉✅
EURUSD , LOng or Sell ?As you can see on the chart and on the 15 minute time frame, we have a downtrend line and of course a gap that was created with the market opening today and a gap already above the price. Given that we have negative fundamental news in the Eurozone, we hope for more short positions.
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EURUSD -> Opportunity for Bears to Fill the GapHello dear friends, Ben here!
Overall, after an impressive increase in the beginning of the day, EUR/USD expanded a gap. Theoretically, this usually usually signals a complete inspection of this liquidity area.
Meanwhile, the US dollar index (DXY), monitoring the performance of the US dollar compared to the six main currencies, has dropped to about 107.00 after reaching the highest level in two years as 108.07 in Friday. However, the risk of discount on USD is still limited, as recent economic data has consolidated the expectation that the Federal Reserve (Fed) can slow down the rate of interest cuts, so drought drought Made any increase in EURUSD.
EUR/USD: Bearish Opportunities as Resistance HoldsEUR/USD remains under significant bearish pressure, currently trading around 1.0478. The pair's recovery attempts are capped by the key resistance zone at 1.0498–1.0521, providing a potential entry point for short positions.
The current structure favors a continuation of the downtrend. A rejection from the 1.0498–1.0521 zone could signal a move lower, targeting the immediate support at 1.0400. A decisive break below this level would likely accelerate the bearish momentum, pushing the pair toward the next support at 1.0300.
Traders focusing on short positions should consider entries near the resistance zone, with stops placed above 1.0521 to manage risk. Targets could range from 1.0400 in the short term to 1.0300 if selling pressure intensifies.
With the broader trend still bearish, EUR/USD offers a favorable setup for sellers, particularly if resistance levels continue to hold firm.
Hellena | EUR/USD (4H): Short to support area 1.04000.Colleagues, in the coming week I predict a continuation of the downward movement, because wave “C” is not yet completed.
I believe that the price will reach the support area of 1.04000, because it is a strong psychological level.
Now we should be very careful, because after the completion of wave “C” I expect the beginning of the upward movement.
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Fundamental Market Analysis for November 25, 2024 EURUSDThe US Dollar may strengthen as the latest US PMI data reinforces the likelihood that the Fed will slow the pace of rate cuts.
The Euro faced challenges as the latest HCOB PMI data pointed to continued weakness in Eurozone business activity.
EUR/USD recovered from the two-year low of 1.0332 recorded on Friday and traded near 1.0480 during Monday's Asian session. The rebound could be attributed to a correction in the US Dollar (USD) despite strong preliminary S&P Global US Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data released in the previous session.
Meanwhile, the US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the performance of the USD against six major currencies, slipped to 107.00 after hitting a two-year high of 108.07 on Friday. However, downside risks to the U.S. dollar remain limited as recent economic data has reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve (Fed) may slow the pace of rate cuts.
The S&P Global US PMI composite index rose to 55.3 in November, indicating the strongest growth in private sector activity since April 2022. The US Services PMI rose to 57.0 from 55.0 in October and well above market expectations of 55.2, marking the sharpest growth in the services sector since March 2022. Meanwhile, the US manufacturing PMI rose to 48.8 from 48.5 in October, matching market forecasts.
Trade recommendation: Watch the level of 1.0480, when fixing below consider Sell positions, when rebounding consider Buy positions.
EURUSD Will Go Down! Short!
Here is our detailed technical review for EURUSD.
Time Frame: 9h
Current Trend: Bearish
Sentiment: Overbought (based on 7-period RSI)
Forecast: Bearish
The price is testing a key resistance 1.048.
Taking into consideration the current market trend & overbought RSI, chances will be high to see a bearish movement to the downside at least to 1.033 level.
P.S
Overbought describes a period of time where there has been a significant and consistent upward move in price over a period of time without much pullback.
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EURUSD H4 | Bearish Reversal Based on the H4 chart analysis, we can see that the price is rising toward our sell entry at 1.0516, which is a pullback resistance and a 61.8% Fibonacci retracement.
Our take profit will be at 1.0427, a pullback support level.
The stop loss will be at 1.0606, an overlap resistance level.
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#EURUSD - 25112024I was bearish EURUSD for Friday, looking for a re-test of 1.0518 strong level for a rejection and move lower. However, the rejection came from an earlier level at the PZ and it gave an insane 160pips flush down hitting the strong level at 1.0334 perfectly before the recovery and today it gapped up and price is back to Friday's opening price.
I see this gap up as a possible change in trend, especially when Friday's low is at a key level. Thus for today, looking for a move higher, with 1.0422/56 as levels to look for longs to target 1.0600 near term.
EUR/USD Shorts from 1.05200 or 1.05800 back downI expect price to continue its bearish trend, providing potential shorting opportunities. My focus is on the supply zones I’ve marked at the 19-hour and 17-hour timeframes. I’ll wait for price to reach one of these zones and observe if it respects these structural points.
If price breaks above these zones, it would indicate a shift in market sentiment to the upside. However, as long as these zones hold, they remain valid levels for the trend to continue.
Confluences for EU Sells:
- Price has broken structure to the downside, leaving a clean supply zone.
- A corrective move has formed, likely preceding a continuation of the bearish trend.
- Significant liquidity resides below, presenting clear downside targets.
- Overall market structure remains bearish, making this a pro-trend trade idea.
- DXY shows strong bullish momentum, supporting the bearish outlook for EU.
P.S. If price breaks structure further to the downside without tapping into my zones, I’ll wait for a new supply zone to form after the next structural break. Have a great trading week, everyone!
Bearish drop off pullback resistance?EUR/USD is rising towards the resistance level which is a pullback resistance that aligns with the 61.8% and the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement and could reverse from this level to our take profit.
Entry: 1.0519
Why we like it:
There is a pullback resistance level that lines up with the 38.2% and the 61.8% Fibonacci retracememnt.
Stop loss: 1.0959
Why we like it:
There is an overlap resistance level that aligns with the 50% Fibonacci retracement.
Take profit: 1.0337
Why we like it:
There is a pullback support level.
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Good evening and/or good morning to everyone! 🌅🌙 It all depends on when you read this article. I know what you're already thinking... "What happened to the articles?" Well, that's not for me to answer! 😅
What I predicted has indeed come true, but as I mentioned earlier, it’s out of my hands. That said, let’s cut to the chase.
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EUR/USD: What’s happening? 💱
Well, my friend, Trump’s election has made its mark, and I think the results are clear to everyone. But be careful! 🤔 Do you really think it’s us who are losing? No, my friend! The recession will happen, but it won’t be for the euro—it will hit the dollar. 💸
Give things time to unfold, and remember this article... and your loyal friend, PipGuard. 😉 Don’t let yourself be fooled by the price! Doing this job requires an analytical mind, but it’s even more crucial to stop asking "why" for every market move. Trust me, that’s my golden rule! 😊
Technical Analysis: What can we expect?
📉 The EUR/USD price is in a sharp downtrend. However, we can expect:
1️⃣ A correction in the short term.
2️⃣ A potential reversal in the medium/long term.
The study you see here was conducted on a weekly and 24-hour chart to give you a clear price direction and highlight key levels of interest. 🗺️
Current situation:
- The price is trading below the bullish resistance at 1.05300. 🚧
As long as the price remains below this level, the trend stays bearish.
👉 Important note: If the price doesn’t fully close (with the entire candle body) above this resistance, it will act as a support for bearish traders. I’ve clarified this to help you avoid confusion! 😉
- We also observe that the price reacted to the bearish resistance , now acting as a bullish support , located at 1.03880.
At this level, the price generated a spike but didn’t close fully, which confirms the strength of this area. 💪
Order Block and next moves:
- The price has touched but hasn’t yet mitigated our bullish order block (OB), which ranges from 1.03200 to 1.02500.
Within this range, we can look for a bullish impulse. 🚀
This move could happen:
- At the liquidity grab around 1.02900.
- Or upon touching the support/bearish level at 1.02515.
If, instead, the price continues to drop after a correction, don’t worry! 💡 Your friend PipGuard has you covered for this scenario too.
We have a weekly Fibonacci retracement ranging from 1.02100 to 0.99730, with significant liquidity between 1.01610 and 1.00890. 📊
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EUR/USD: Euro Weakens as the US Dollar Gains StrengthEUR/USD: Euro Weakens as the US Dollar Gains Strength
The EUR/USD pair continued to decline last week, losing 2.8%. This marks another week of euro weakness, driven by poor economic data from the eurozone and strong US indicators that underscore the resilience of the American economy and reduce expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Strong US Data Bolsters the Dollar
Key economic data from the US reinforced the dollar’s strength, reflecting the underlying robustness of its economy:
- Initial Jobless Claims (Nov. 16): Reported at 213K, outperforming the 220K forecast, indicating a stable US labor market.
- S&P Global Services PMI Flash (Nov.): Came in at 57.0, significantly above the 55.2 expectation, highlighting strong activity in the US services sector.
These figures diminish the likelihood of imminent rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, maintaining the dollar’s attractiveness to investors.
Weak Eurozone Data Pressures the Euro
On the other hand, disappointing data from the eurozone added considerable pressure on the euro:
- HCOB Composite PMI Flash (Nov.): Dropped to 48.1 (below the 50 threshold indicating contraction), missing the forecast of 50.
- HCOB Manufacturing PMI Flash (Nov.): Fell to 45.2, underperforming the expected 46.
- HCOB Services PMI Flash (Nov.): Declined to 49.2, well below the 51.6 forecast.
The eurozone’s sluggish growth, coupled with inflation stabilizing around 2%, makes a strong case for the European Central Bank (ECB) to accelerate rate cuts. With eurozone rates at 3.4% compared to 4.75% in the US, the dollar’s yield advantage makes it more appealing to investors.
Policy Divergence and Trade Risks
The divergence in monetary policy between the US and the eurozone is a significant driver of EUR/USD’s weakness. While the ECB seems poised to continue cutting rates, the Federal Reserve may slow its actions or even pause. Further boosting the dollar is the potential for future President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on imported goods, which could strengthen the US economy and delay rate cuts.
Seasonality: A Possible Lifeline for EUR/USD
Despite the euro’s bearish outlook, seasonality could offer some support to EUR/USD. Historically, December has often been a favorable month for the pair, which might provide temporary relief for the euro in the coming weeks.
Conclusion
EUR/USD remains under significant pressure due to weak eurozone data, monetary policy divergence, and the dollar’s relative strength. Unless there’s a major shift in economic dynamics or central bank decisions, the euro is likely to stay on the defensive.
Will seasonal trends be enough to support the euro, or will the downward trajectory continue? Share your thoughts in the comments!
EURUSD: 1,04 – the last defence line Building Permits preliminary for October reached the level of 1.416M, which was a bit lower from the market estimate of 1,43M. Building Permits for October were by 0,6% lower from the previous month. Housing Starts in October were also down by -3,1% on a monthly basis, reaching the level of 1.311M, which was lower from the market forecast. Existing Home Sales for October were higher by 3,4% in October compared to the previous month, reaching 3,96M. The figure was much higher from the estimated 0,8% increase for October. The HCOB Manufacturing PMI Flash for November was standing at 43,2, while HCOB Composite for Services was at the level of 49,4. The S&P Global Composite PMI Flash for November was 55,3 a bit higher from estimated 54,3. The same indicator for Services continues to hold strongly, reaching the level of 57 in November, beating market estimate of 55,1. The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Final for November reached the level of 71,8, a bit lower from the estimated 73. At the same time, inflation expectations of US consumers were increased to the level of 3,2% for the period of next 5 years, from 3,0% posted previously.
Inflation rate final in October for the Euro Zone was standing at 2% y/y in line with market estimate. Core inflation remained elevated at 2,7% y/y. Inflation for the month was 0,3%. Producers Price Index in Germany in October were -1,1% y/y a bit higher from market estimate of -0,9%. At the same time the indicator was standing at 0,2% for the month. Consumer Confidence Flash index in November for the Euro Zone dropped to the level of -13,7, lower from market estimate of -12,3. The GDP Growth rate final for Q3 for Germany is 0,1% for the quarter, revised from -0,3% posted previously. At the same time when compared with the previous year, Germany's GDP growth holds in a negative territory at -0,3%. The HCOB Composite PMI Flash for November for the Euro Zone was 48,1 a bit lower from market estimate of 50, while HCOB Manufacturing PMI flash was at the level of 45,2.
The currency pair started the previous week by testing a short term support line at 1,05. The highest weekly level reached was 1,06, from where the pair started its final reversal toward the downside, and to its lowest weekly level at 1,0338. Still, the market did not have strength to hold this level and the eurusd reverted back, ending the week at the level of 1,0417. The RSI indicator continues to move within highly oversold territory, reaching the level of 26, during the end of the week. Interesting development is also with moving averages. Namely, MA 50 is quite close to its counterpart MA 200, implying that the cross might come soon. In technical analysis this is treated as an important indicator over the strong potential for a trend change. In other terms, it would imply a potential for a further strengthening of USD. These lines should be watched closely in the coming period.
The level of 1,04 represents an historically important support line. On a longer historical scale, the level of 1,04 support line represents the last defence line before the currency pair moves further toward the downside and final parity. In this sense it could be expected for the market to slow down around this level during the following period. Still, it should not be neglected that the lowest weekly level reached was 1,0338. This means that the market is more oriented toward the downside at this moment. Also, it should be taken into account that the week ahead brings October PCE data, which would certainly bring some higher volatility. At this moment on charts, there is equal probability for eurusd to revert back toward the 1,05, or to move further down toward the 1,03. Which side will be traded shall be more clear at the start of the week.
Important news to watch during the week ahead are:
EUR: Ifo Business Climate for November for Germany, GfK Consumer Confidence for December in Germany, Inflation rate preliminary for November for Germany, Retail Sales in October in Germany, Unemployment rate in November for Germany, Inflation Rate flash for November in the EuroZone.
USD: CB Consumer Confidence, FOMC Minutes, PCE Price Index for October, Durable Goods orders for October, GDP Growth Rate for Q3 second estimate, Personal Income and Spending for October
EURUSD ---> Correction is getting stronger. Next is 1.040CAPITALCOM:EURUSD testing a key support level after a free fall. Short sellers continue to resist, relying on key fundamental aspects of the global economy.
The US Dollar strengthened following the release of last week’s Initial Jobless Claims data. Specifically:
US Initial Jobless Claims fell to 213,000 for the week ending November 15th, down from 219,000 (revised from 217,000) in the previous week and below the forecast of 220,000. This development has sparked speculation that the Federal Reserve's pace of rate cuts may slow down.
Attention now shifts to the Manufacturing and Services PMI from the Eurozone, Germany, and the United States...
Technically, EURUSD confirms the descending trend channel, providing us with a primary trend to monitor in our trading decisions. From a technical perspective, gold is attempting to break out of its main range, breaching a key support level. If there is a false breakout around the 1.047 level, a minor correction toward resistance may form. However, with the price testing strong support, we may see a false breakout and a corrective move to the areas to watch at 1.048-1.049 (0.618 fib line) before the downtrend continues.
EURUSD: Detailed Support & Resistance Analysis 🇪🇺🇺🇸
Here is my latest structure analysis
and important support & resistance levels/zones on EURUSD for next week.
Support 1: 1.030 - 1.033 area
Support 2: 1.016 - 1.024 area
Support 3: 1.008 - 1.009 area
Support 4: 0.994 - 0.997 area
Support 5: 0.962 - 0.975 area
Support 6: 0.953 - 0.960 area
Resistance 1: 1.045 - 1.053 area
Resistance 2: 1.060 - 1.062 area
Resistance 3: 1.066 - 1.069 area
Resistance 4: 1.094 - 1.094 area
Resistance 5: 1.099 - 1.101 area
Resistance 6: 1.120 - 1.128 area
Consider these structures for pullback/breakout trading.
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