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EUR/USD Trend Today - Waiting for EUR and US PMIs🔔🔔🔔 EUR/USD news: 👉EUR/USD remains in positive territory near 1.0850 during the European session on Monday, rebounding from a three-day losing streak. Improving risk sentiment, driven by easing concerns over US reciprocal tariffs, has put pressure on the US Dollar and helped the pair stay firm despite mixed German PMI data. 👉The shift toward risk appetite has made it difficult for the US Dollar (USD) to extend last week’s gains, providing support for EUR/USD at the start of the week. 👉According to the Wall Street Journal, the White House is revising its tariff strategy set to take effect on April 2, potentially skipping industry-specific duties while imposing reciprocal tariffs on key US trading partners. Likewise, Bloomberg reports that President Donald Trump’s tariff measures are expected to be more precisely targeted than initially anticipated. Following these headlines, US stock futures rose between 0.8% and 1.0% during the European morning session. Personal analysis: 👉 The market’s reaction to the PMI data is likely to be brief and straightforward. Positive releases from Germany and/or the Eurozone could provide immediate support for the Euro. Conversely, if any of the key US PMI indices fall below 50, it could further weigh on the US Dollar. 👉Therefore, investors should keep an eye on the Economic Calendar, which will release the US PMI data on Monday afternoon. Plan: 🔆Price Zone Setup: 👉Sell EUR/USD news: 1.0900 – 1.0910 ❌SL: 1.0950| ✅TP: 1.0850 – 1.0805 1.0755 FM wishes you a successful trading day 💰💰💰
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by FM-ForexMastermind
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Break or Bounce? EUR/USD OpportunityHi Traders! The price is in a descending channel and is testing the lower boundary. 🔹 Scenarios: Buy if it breaks above 1.0845, with a stop loss at 1.0790 and targets at 1.0870, 1.0900, and 1.0950. Sell if it breaks below 1.0780, with a stop loss at 1.0830 and targets at 1.0750, 1.0720, and 1.0700. 📊 RSI is in the oversold zone—a potential bounce is possible! Watch the price action closely. 📢 Stay updated with live market movements! 🔥 Smash that like button and show some energy! Let’s trade like pros! ⚠️ Disclaimer: This analysis is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Trade at your own risk.
by FXOnTop
EUR/USD LONG 4H Hello, I am Forex Trader Andrea Russo, and today I want to share with you a strategy I have adopted for a position on EUR/USD. I will analyze the reasoning behind my choice and the setup I am using to maximize opportunities, minimizing risk. The trade setup I decided to enter EUR/USD with an entry level at 1.08483, setting a stop loss (SL) at 1.08095 and a take profit (TP) at 1.0944. This trade is based on a series of technical and fundamental factors that suggest a probable continuation of the upward movement. Technical analysis My decision is supported by some key technical signals: Uptrend: The EUR/USD cross has shown good recent strength, supported by a series of higher lows. Support at 1.08095: The SL level has been set below the main support to protect the trade from a potential reversal. Resistance at 1.0944: The TP was calculated based on a major resistance level that could serve as a target for a significant upside move. Fundamental Analysis From a fundamental perspective, there are several elements that are positively influencing EUR/USD: Divergent monetary policies: The prospect of more hawkish ECB policies versus the Fed is supporting the euro. Macroeconomic factors: Recent data on economic growth expectations in the eurozone provide a favorable backdrop for the cross to rise. Risk/reward ratio With a stop loss set at 1.08095 and a take profit at 1.0944, the risk/reward ratio of this trade is optimal, standing at around 1:2. This setup allows you to contain your risk and aim for a significant gain. Trade Management Once the position is opened, I will monitor the market movements and keep an eye on key indicators to assess any adjustments. If prices move quickly towards the TP, I may consider partially closing the position to protect profits. Conclusion This trade represents an interesting opportunity in a dynamic and variable market. Risk management remains the cornerstone of any winning strategy, and with a well-calculated setup like this, we aim to make the most of market conditions.
Long
by Andrea_Russo_SwipeUP
EU updateFor the days ahead, starting March 24, 2025, the direction of EUR/USD is likely to be downward. The fundamental drivers—monetary policy divergence—provide a robust case for continued USD strength and Euro weakness. The COT report’s indication of increased net-short positions by commercial traders supports this bearish trend. While the reduction in large speculators’ net-short exposure suggests possible short-term volatility or a bounce (e.g., if support at 1.0795/1.0800 holds), the lack of extreme positioning data and the overriding fundamental pressures indicate that any upside would be limited and temporary. Thus, the prevailing direction remains downward, consistent with the pair’s broader trend. Let's wait and see how the downward plays out
Short
by D_Virtual
Euro Insights: Prepare for Short Exposures in the Coming Week - Key Insights: The Euro is facing continued pressure against major currencies, particularly the US Dollar. Traders should consider short positions as the bearish trend shows persistence. Support levels may act as potential reversal points, but caution is advised given the geopolitical and economic dynamics in play. - Price Targets: With a short strategy in mind, consider setting targets and stops as follows: - Target 1 (T1): 1.0780 - Target 2 (T2): 1.0763 - Stop Level 1 (S1): 1.0855 - Stop Level 2 (S2): 1.0890 - Recent Performance: The Euro has recently demonstrated a bearish pattern, failing to maintain previous bullish momentum. Key support level tests are likely on the horizon, following a significant reversal from the 1.09281 resistance mark. This performance reflects an underwhelming trajectory against other currencies as well. - Expert Analysis: Analysts continue to advise caution with Euro longs, noting that the bearish momentum could sustain unless significant economic or geopolitical shifts occur. The consensus is to observe the EUR/USD pair closely, with any potential corrections providing speculative trading opportunities. - News Impact: European geopolitical dynamics, particularly defense spending and strategic engagements with China, are impacting market sentiment. These developments are reshaping supply chains and creating new economic conditions that could affect the Euro. Meanwhile, broader fiscal strategies are watched for potential effects on currency valuations.
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by CrowdWisdomTrading
EUR/USD Weekly Bias technical analysis appears well-reasoned. EUR/USD Weekly Bias Analysis Technical analysis appears well-reasoned: 1. Short-term bearish bias: You anticipate a decline towards the previous week's low, indicating a potential short-term downtrend. 2. Bullish reversal zone: You've identified a critical area, marked by the weekly Fibonacci Volume Zone (FVG), where a potential bullish reversal could occur. 3. Upside target: Your analysis suggests a move towards the weekly high, offering a clear profit target. # Key Confirmation Factors: To validate your bias and adjust your strategy, consider the following: - Candlestick patterns: Monitor for bullish reversal patterns, such as hammer or engulfing candles, to confirm a potential trend change. - Momentum indicators: Keep an eye on the Relative Strength Index (RSI) and other momentum indicators to gauge the strength of the potential reversal. - Volume analysis: Analyze trading volumes to ensure they support your bias, with increasing volumes on up days and decreasing volumes on down days. By carefully monitoring these factors, you'll be well-positioned to adjust your strategy and capitalize on potential trading opportunities in the EUR/USD market.
by Peter_Wade
EUR/USD: Sideways Movement Persists Below Key LevelThe EUR/USD market remains in a consolidation phase just below the November 2024 low. Recently, the price experienced false breakouts beneath both a key support level and last week's low, followed by a strong bullish rebound. This pattern suggests a likelihood of continued sideways movement in the near term. At present, the price is testing the previous day’s high. If upcoming news does not negatively affect sentiment, the market may attempt a move higher, especially after multiple failed breakdowns of support. However, until a decisive break occurs beyond last week’s range, price action is expected to remain range-bound. The next target lies at the resistance zone around 1.08820
Long
by RTED_Investing
EURUSD Trade ExecutionEURUSD Trade Execution Logic was following the previous session price had taken clean equal lows where I had just exited from a short. Asia into London Session Macro Price was in a discount taken previous sessions equal lows. Utilizing the alerts feature to signal me to start hunting for a set up. 0:15. When Price did not want go lower to my equal lows targets I started hunting for a long. Cross referencing DXY was in a premium and suspected it would gravitate to its noted equal lows to a discount. 0:30 candle creates the first presented FVG. Price consolidates testing the FVG 1:03 macro testes the FVG 1:27 changed the state of delivery 1:54 entry I suspected that Price would come to 1.08433 of a FVG I held to 1.08475 and exited. This set up met my criteria *session liquidity taken *bias determined *model 2022 candle signature formed *first presented FVG *macro time *logic confidence framed around DXY and GBP I can the set more clearly on the smaller timeframes. I would have continued with the trade however with news coming I felt content with clean entries and exits. Good job!
by LeanLena
EUR/USD Bearish Setup with Target at 1.07800 - March 24, 2025Key Features: - **Current Price:** **1.08394** - **Projected Movement:** A downward trend with price fluctuations, ultimately aiming for the **target at 1.07800**. - **Entry Zone:** Price is currently near **1.08400**, with a projection that it will move lower. - **Stop-Loss (SL):** **1.08670** (marked in red), indicating the risk level if the trade goes against expectations. - **Target:** **1.07800** (marked in gray), showing the expected profit level. - **Risk-Reward Box:** The **green shaded area** represents the potential profit zone, while the **orange zone** at the top represents the stop-loss area. This chart suggests a **bearish outlook**, indicating that traders expect the price to decline towards **1.07800** after a possible pullback.
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by ChartingMarketInsights
EURUSD Trade Execution Asia MacroEURUSD Trade Execution Asia Macro Logic was following the previous session price had taken sell side. When Price started rallying in Asia for equal highs, I started hunting for a set up. Asia Session Macro Asia in a premium take previous sessions clean equal highs. Utilizing the alerts feature to signal me to start hunting for a set up. 20:15. When Price did not want go higher into the FVG and began to roll over I suspected this was a ICT 2022 model forming. Cross referencing DXY was in a premium and suspected it would gravitate to its noted equal highs in a discount. 20:30 candle creates the first presented FVG. Price consolidates testing the FVG 21:00 macro testes the FVG and rolls over 21:02 entry 21:09 change in the state of delivery Minutes of heat as the full change of delivery had not happened before I entered I suspected that Price would come to 1.08176 and yet I thought it would come lower I had 2 additional targets lower. My OG target was hit and saw the quick change I exited. This set up met my criteria *session liquidity taken *bias determined *model 2022 candle signature formed *first presented FVG *macro time *logic confidence framed around DXY and GBP I can the set more clearly on the smaller timeframes. Nice quick scalp!
by LeanLena
EURUSD: PCE data aheadThe Fed left rates unchanged on their FOMC meeting during the previous week, which was the major weekly event, closely watched by market participants. As for economic projections, Fed officials are now seen to have corrected GDP growth to 1.7% this year, while the inflation pressures are corrected toward the upside. Despite expectations of elevated inflation, Fed officials still see two rate cuts this year, totaling 0,5%. As for other macro news posted during the previous week, the US Retail Sales increased by 0,2% in February, which was a bit below 0,6% market consensus. Business inventories were higher by 0,3% in January on a monthly basis, in line with market expectations. The US Building Permits preliminary for February dropped by -1,2% for the month, and were not in line with expected -0,2%. At the same time, the Existing Home Sales were increased by 4,2% in February on a monthly basis, highly above market estimate. The Industrial Production in February picked up with 0,7% for the month, above forecasted 0,2%. At the same time the IP on a yearly basis reached 1,4%, below expected 2,3%. The ZEW Economic Sentiment Index in the Euro Zone reached the level of 39,8 in March in line with market expectations. The same indicator for Germany was standing at 51,6 and was above forecasted 48,1. Final inflation rate in the Euro Zone in February was standing at 0,4% for the month and 2,3% on a yearly basis, without a significant change from the previous estimate. The core inflation remained elevated at 2,6% y/y. The Producers Price Index in Germany in February dropped by -0,2% for the month, bringing this indicator to the level of 0,7% on a yearly basis. The eurusd currency pair was traded in a relatively shorter range during the previous week. The highest weekly level was 1,095, however, the 1,10 resistance line has not been tested on this occasion. The second half of the trading week was more oriented toward the downside, where the support line at 1,08 has been shortly tested. Two weeks ago the RSI reached the clear overbought market side, from where it started a modest reversal. The lowest level of the indicator was 58, reached on Friday. The MA50 continues with this stronger convergence toward the MA200, but still with a distance between two lines. With this trend, a potential cross might come within a few weeks. The currency pair will start the week ahead by testing the 1,08 support line. In case that this level is clearly breached, the next stop might be around the 1,07. This level is not a significant one for a eurusd pair, in which sense, this could be only a short stop. On the opposite side, there is some probability for a 1,10 resistance level, considering that it has not been clearly tested during the previous week. Certainly, one day to watch closely in a week ahead is Friday, March 28th, when PCE data is scheduled for a release. Some higher volatility is expected during the release of the PCE data. Important news to watch during the week ahead are: EUR: HCOB Manufacturing PMI Flash for March in Germany, Ifo Business Climate for Germany in March, GfK Consumer Confidence in Germany in April, Unemployment rate in Germany in March, USD: S&P Global composite PMI Flash for March, CB Consumer Confidence in March, the New Home Sales in February, Durable Goods Orders in February, GDP Growth Rate final for Q4, PCE Price Index for February is scheduled for a release on Friday, March 28th., as well as Michigan Consumer Sentiment final for March.
by XBTFX
EUR/USD-Long-15MinIn the analysis, we identified a Swing High and Swing Low, and subsequently located the 4-hour CRT model. After marking the model, we analyzed the associated order block in the context of a buy setup, leveraging the PD Array to confirm the demand level. With the PO3 concept applied, we identified an additional entry point for the buy setup. To optimize the trade, the order block was marked, and the Take Profit (TP) level was set at the CRT high, while the Stop Loss (SL) was positioned at the low of the order block. This strategy aligns with both the demand zone and the overall market structure, ensuring a well-defined risk-to-reward ratio.
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by Praveenkumar_VPK