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EUR/USD Trend After Trump Tariff News🔔🔔🔔 EUR/USD news: 👉The EUR/USD pair climbed toward 1.0800 during North American trading hours on Thursday, rebounding after six consecutive days of losses despite growing concerns over a potential trade war between the United States and the Eurozone. Trade war afraid intensified as the EU prepares to impose retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. in response to the 25% auto tariffs implemented by President Donald Trump on Wednesday, set to take effect on April 2. 👉 Germany’s economy is expected to be among the hardest hit by Trump’s auto tariffs, as the country exports 13% of its total automobile production to the U.S. Such a scenario could weaken the outlook for the Euro (EUR). 👉 Earlier in the day, President Trump also threatened to introduce large-scale tariffs on Canada and the Eurozone, accusing them of attempting to harm the U.S. economy. economy. Following these broad tariff threats, ECB policymaker and Belgian Central Bank Governor Pierre Wunsch stated in an interview with CNBC that tariffs would negatively impact economic growth and increase inflationary pressures. Personal opinion: 👉 The recovery in the EUR/USD pair is also driven by a significant correction in the US Dollar. But this is only in the short term, the main trend is still more unfavorable for the EUR. 👉 Analysis based on important resistance - support and Fibonacci levels combined with trend lines and EMA Plan: 🔆 Price Zone Setup: 👉Sell EUR/USD 1.0810- 1.0820 ❌SL: 1.0855 | ✅TP: 1.0770 – 1.0740 – 1.0700 FM wishes you a successful trading day 💰💰💰
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by FM-ForexMastermind
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EURUSD SHORTS Q2 W14 Y25 WED 2ND APRIL 2025EURUSD SHORTS Q2 W14 Y25 WED 2ND APRIL 2025 The higher time frame is pushing this narrative. Take a look at the weekly time frame. Price actions is indication a bearish reaction from the weekly Order Block. For this reason, ALL long positions are off the table until further notice. That of course makes out job as risk managers a lot easier. We can now focus our bias on looking for high probability short set ups. So what do we have- The current weekly candle, we can anticipate has makes it high, creating our perfect area to short from once an indication of price slow down and bullish turn around has occurred. We have our weekly and daily50 exponential moving average to short toward. Add that to the bag of confluences. internal 15' market structure and price action. There some work to be done and a potentially a period of sitting on hands whilst we wait for price to show its hands. We have two 15' points of interests that a short could present itself from however we must be mindful of the internal structure so a clear turn around of price once the areas have been touched is required. Ideally I will first need to see a break of structure post London open, leaving Tokyo highs, that will be our confluence for price returning to our area. If 15' structure does not break post London open, I will await for the higher 15' point of interest. knowing this higher area is almost the last resort for the short set up, my confluences for price turn around will be reduced. 1' breaks of structure, followed by bearish engulfing candles and or 1' imbalance candle fill will be more than sufficient for a position to be executed. In summery, EURUSD SHORTS. Closest 15' OB- need to see a break below structure first to indicate selling pressure leading Toyko untouched. await the pull back into the 15'- await a turn around in price and short to the close 50 EMA. Higher 15' OB, lets see how price arrives, slow and steady, showing signs of slow down, lets entertain lower time frame breaks of struture for a short down to Tokyo lows on the assumption not mitigated post session close. Lets see how it plays. FRGNT X
Short
by JCFRGNT
FINAL UPDATE ON EUR/USD TRADEEUR/USD 15M - As you can see price has played out perfectly, taking the market higher. This was expected and I am expecting this structure to continue longer term. We can expect price to pullback first. With price now setting a higher timeframe high a pullback is expected as it follows the laws of bullish structure, setting higher highs and higher lows in the market. This trade took profit for + 97 pips. (+ 5%) 5RR A big well done to those of you who stayed involved in this market and those of you who got involved earlier on today from the voice note and screenshot provided. Its important you manage the trades correctly. If you havent taken profit you should look to take profit on the trade and look to re-enter when we have further confirmation of another position. If you have any questions about the trade or the analysis drop me a message or comment below.
Long
by Lukegforex
EURUSD Forms Bearish Triangle Ahead of Tariff AnnouncementAhead of today’s tariff announcement, EURUSD has formed a bearish triangle pattern. Among major instruments, EURUSD has been one of the least affected by tariff expectations in recent days. However, there is a short-term risk of a downside break. If the support near 1.0780 fails, EURUSD could retreat below 1.0750 before the announcement. In any case, traders should be prepared for sharp intraday reversals due to potential rumors and positioning ahead of Trump's statement.
Short
by ftdsystem
Market trapThe liquidity grab today was fake news, yes the price did indeed rise a lot but during market close I noticed the price briefly touched the supply zone listed but it closed below it, this Tells me people are demanding shorts at the 1.082-1.084 level and if you even look at the weekly the chart is bearish. If you look at any point in the euro’s history when price is bullish and the next angle is bearish with long wicks the price usually corrects like 100% of the time. The dxy still looks bullish and I’m confident will see 1.06 soon then the dxy will correct big time
Short
by christiansmithtrades
EUR/USD: ECB and US GDP ExpectationsBy Ion Jauregui –ActivTrades Analyst The EUR/USD is at a time of high expectation, with key European Central Bank (ECB) appearances and the release of quarterly U.S. Gross Domestic Product (GDP) promising to generate significant moves in the financial markets. Today, all eyes are on Christine Lagarde and Luis de Guindos, president and vice-president of the ECB, who will provide details that could reveal the institution's interest rate strategy. Uncertainty over monetary policy in the Eurozone remains a key determinant of EUR/USD performance. The Role of the ECB and Market Expectations The appearance of Lagarde and De Guindos has become one of the most anticipated events of the day. Investors are analyzing every word, looking for clues about possible monetary policy adjustments. Uncertainty about future interest rate moves directly affects the euro, as a more hawkish stance could weaken the currency, while a cautious stance or signs of easing could generate upward momentum. This attention is because the FX market reacts almost immediately to expectations about monetary policy, making EUR/USD a direct reflection of the economic outlook in the region. The Impact of Quarterly GDP in the U.S. On the other hand, in the United States, the quarterly GDP is expected to be published, with a growth projection of 2.3%, in contrast to the 3.1% of the previous period. This data is crucial for the dollar, as a slowdown in economic activity could weaken the US currency. Investors are watching to see if the US economy shows signs of slowing or if growth trends continue, which would have a direct impact on the EUR/USD. A lower than expected figure could translate into a loss of dollar strength, thus boosting the euro in the international market. Technical Analysis The EURUSD has recovered in a bullish push up to $1.09296 per euro on the 18th of this month, the correction was not long in coming and the correction has continued to 1.07614 in today's trading. This has all the feel of support in a bullish momentum given that today's candle is all green, so it is very likely that this sentiment will push the euro back towards its upper end of the range and look to test the $1.09296 price. This theory is supported by the fact that the triple crossover of averages has pushed the 50-average above the 100-average since the impulse and yesterday there was a golden crossover where the value of the 200-average is starting to move into position below the 100-average, signaling to us a possible price expansion. This theory is supported by the fact that the RSI has made a micro support at the 50% average so this corrective sentiment seems to have stopped. If today's price breaks above the 50-average we could see an advance towards $1.10 per euro. If the US GDP data surprises and Europe does not have enough bullish sentiment we could see a return to the current checkpoint (POC) around 1.05327, but this is not expected to happen with a US market on a war footing with Trump's tariffs threatening the economic stability of its companies in exports. Other Financial Environment Variables In addition to the ECB statements and the GDP data, other elements are influencing the macroeconomic environment. Cryptocurrencies, for example, are trading with high volatility; while Bitcoin moves around $87,000 and Ethereum around $2,000, these assets reflect the general uncertainty in the market. Likewise, Brent, coffee and gold also move in a context of caution and uncertainty, factors that affect risk perception and, by extension, EUR/USD. In Asia, the indices show mixed movements. The Nikkei is down 0.9%, the Hang Seng is up 0.7% and the Shanghai Composite is little changed. These indicators reflect the diversity in the performance of international markets, although the main focus is on Wall Street's reaction. Yesterday, US indices ended in the red, with the S&P 500 down 1.1%, Nasdaq down 2% and Dow Jones down 0.3%. These dynamics are contributing to a cautious mood that is seeping into the FX market. EUR/USD Outlook In summary, the EUR/USD is at an inflection point where ECB statements and US macroeconomic data play a crucial role. Investors expect any hints on the future direction of monetary policy in the Eurozone or on the economic health of the US to trigger significant moves in the pair. Attention will be particularly focused on how ECB policymakers communicate, and the market's reaction to the GDP figure, which could reshape the direction of the dollar and, consequently, the euro. Technical analysis reveals that, after a recovery and a crossover of moving averages, the euro is holding up and could move towards $1.10 if it breaks above the 50-mark. However, global volatility and economic tensions warn investors to maintain a flexible and vigilant strategy. ******************************************************************************************* The information provided does not constitute investment research. The material has not been prepared in accordance with the legal requirements designed to promote the independence of investment research and such should be considered a marketing communication. All information has been prepared by ActivTrades ("AT"). The information does not contain a record of AT's prices, or an offer of or solicitation for a transaction in any financial instrument. No representation or warranty is given as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. 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by ActivTrades