EURUSD Here guys, this is where it stands. I hope everyone paying attention: USD (Strengthening Bias) CPI ↓ (2.822% from 3%) → cooling inflation (less aggressive Fed?) Nonfarm Payrolls ↑ (151K from 143K) → strong job market Unemployment ↑ (4.1% from 4%) → slight weakening, but still decent 10-Year Bond Yield ↑ (4.434%) → indicates stronger USD bias (attracts capital) EUR (Weakening Bias) Eurozone HICP ↓ (2.3% from 2.5%) → declining inflation = dovish ECB Unemployment steady at 6.2% → no real improvement Money Supply (UK) ↑ sharply → inflationary, but not directly EUR-related Jobless Claims stable → not alarming
Price at 1.07870
Open Orders:
Lots of buy stops above → fuel for liquidity sweep up
Sell limits stacked above = strong resistance zones incoming
Open Positions:
Many sell positions in loss above current price
Buyers in profit below 1.07800
This often leads to a sweep above to stop out shorts, then potentially a strong reversal down if macro supports USD strength.Short-Term: Likely to push upward slightly to hunt stop orders above 1.0787 → liquidity grab zone near 1.0800–1.0820.
Medium-Term (Macro + Yields + Fed Bias): Likely to resume downward trend due to:
Hawkish U.S. bond yields
Weakening Eurozone inflation
Diverging macro momentum (USD stronger overall) Price will continue down...