EUR/USD forecast for today by Traders Union analysts
EUR/USD is the most popular pair for trading and investing in the Forex market. This is due to its highest liquidity that provides for low spreads and rare slippages. Traders Union analysts prepare the EUR/USD price prediction for today and the next several days so that you are always up to date on the latest trends. The forecast is based on the technical analysis of the Forex market.
EUR/USD extends gains
01.07.2025
Sustained demand on pullbacks toward 1.1710 support allowed the euro to break 1.1750 resistance against the US dollar and rise to 1.1785. In the long term, the pair may continue moving toward the psychological level of 1.2000, while in the near term, bulls may target 1.1800–1.1820 resistance. On the daily timeframe, RSI has entered overbought territory, increasing the risk of a correction—though not necessarily from current levels. A loss of 1.1750/40 support would lead to a decline toward 1.1710–1.1700.
EUR/USD remains in demand
30.06.2025
The euro continues to be in demand against the US dollar, with bulls still attempting to break 1.1730–1.1750 resistance, while bears have been unable to push below 1.1690/80 support. In the long term, the pair may reach the psychological level of 1.2000, but given US tariffs on EU goods and a lack of bullish momentum, there’s a risk of long position liquidation and a move down toward 1.1620–1.1580. A break of the mentioned resistance would open the way toward 1.1800.
EUR/USD moves above 1.1700
27.06.2025
The euro extended its gains against the US dollar, easily breaking 1.1700 resistance and testing 1.1740, which managed to hold back the bulls. 1.1695 support remains intact, above which there is still potential for a break of resistance and a move toward 1.1770–1.1800. A loss of support would lead to a decline toward 1.1670–1.1640.
EUR/USD advances higher
26.06.2025
After once again finding support around 1.1590, the euro broke 1.1640 resistance against the US dollar and has now tested 1.1662. The next bullish target could be 1.1700, though some profit-taking on long positions may occur along the way. Pullbacks to 1.1630–1.1610 may be used for buying; a loss of the latter would lead to a decline toward 1.1560.
EUR/USD continues to test resistance
25.06.2025
Amid buying interest from 1.1580 support, the euro is still trying to break 1.1630–1.1640 resistance against the US dollar, though so far unsuccessfully. This increases the risk of a break of support and a decline toward 1.1540–1.1520. However, there are still no signs of a trend reversal at this stage, so the euro may yet break resistance and continue rising toward 1.1700.
EUR/USD recovers losses
24.06.2025
Iran’s weak response to the US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities and Donald Trump’s conciliatory remarks helped restore risk appetite among investors. As a result, the euro was bought back from 1.1450 support against the US dollar, and after breaking 1.1540 resistance, bulls tested 1.1577. A break of this resistance would allow bulls to retest 1.1610 resistance; a loss of 1.1540 support would return the pair to 1.1500. In the short term, consolidation within the range is possible.
EUR/USD remains in demand
23.06.2025
After breaking 1.1480 support against the US dollar, the euro tested 1.1450 support, where it was bought up, and bulls pushed the pair to test 1.1540 resistance, near which the weekly close occurred. Thus, the pair’s outlook remains constructive, but the bulls’ failure to break resistance could lead to a deeper correction; a move through resistance would open the way toward 1.1580–1.1600.
EUR/USD testing 1.1500
20.06.2025
The euro remained under pressure against the US dollar yesterday, but bears failed to break 1.1450 support, triggering a rebound toward 1.1500 resistance. Pullbacks may continue to be used for selling, but there are still no signs of a trend reversal, so a return to 1.1550–1.1580 cannot be ruled out.
EUR/USD declined again
19.06.2025
Yesterday’s rebound of the euro against the US dollar to 1.1530 resistance was used for selling, which led to the test of 1.1465 support. Buying interest may emerge around current levels, but a break of support would open the way toward 1.1430–1.1400. Attempts to rise toward 1.1500–1.1530 may be used for selling; a break above the latter would lead to growth toward 1.1570–1.1580.
EUR/USD under selling pressure
18.06.2025
Amid expectations of further escalation in the Middle East, the US dollar is in demand, pushing the euro below 1.1550 support and down toward 1.1480 support. A break of this support would open the way to a decline toward 1.1420–1.1400, though it's too early to speak of a trend reversal. Pullbacks to 1.1520–1.1540 may be used for selling; a break above the latter would lead to growth toward 1.1580.
EUR/USD once again failed to break 1.1610 resistance
17.06.2025
After finding support around 1.1570, the euro climbed back toward 1.1610 resistance against the US dollar, then pulled back to 1.1555 support. From there, another attempt to rise toward resistance is possible; losing support would open the way for a decline toward 1.1520–1.1500. Although there are still no signs of a trend reversal, the bulls’ inability to break current highs increases the risk of a broader correction.
EUR/USD sold on rally
16.06.2025
Extending its gains against the US dollar, the euro rose above 1.1600 and tested 1.1630, but selling from that area pushed the pair back to 1.1490 support, driven by the outbreak of military action by Israel against Iran. The euro is being bought on dips, but the weekly close came in below 1.1570. Overall, there are no signs of a trend reversal at this stage, and bulls may continue attempts to push the euro above 1.1600 and test recent highs; losing 1.1530 support would lead to a decline toward 1.1490 at the very least.
EUR/USD hits new highs
13.06.2025
The decline in the US dollar continues to support euro gains in the pair. After breaking 1.1500 resistance, the pair tested 1.1630 before pulling back to 1.1570 support. From there, attempts to return above 1.1600/10 and retest the current high are possible; losing support may lead to a decline toward 1.1530–1.1500.
EUR/USD retested 1.1500
12.06.2025
Once again, the euro was bought against the US dollar, this time from support around 1.1410, and bulls pushed the pair back to test 1.1500 resistance. The return to this area increases the chances of a break, though selling the euro from this point remains possible. Pullbacks to 1.1460–1.1440 may be used for buying; a loss of the latter could lead to a decline toward 1.1410–1.1390. A break of resistance would open the way to 1.1550–1.1570.
EUR/USD remains range-bound
11.06.2025
The euro continues to consolidate against the US dollar within a range, with demand seen around 1.1390/85 and selling interest near 1.1440–1.1455. In the short term, range-bound consolidation may persist, while bulls’ failure to break resistance increases the risk of losing support and a move toward 1.1320–1.1300. A break of resistance would open the way toward 1.1500–1.1550.
EUR/USD remains range-bound
10.06.2025
At the start of the new trading week, the euro is trading flat against the US dollar. Price swings in the pair are still constrained by 1.1440–1.1455 resistance and 1.1390 support, where the bulls’ failure to break above resistance increases the risk of a drop below support and a move toward 1.1340–1.1300. A break above 1.1455 would lead to an advance toward 1.1470–1.1500.
EUR/USD bought back on decline
09.06.2025
After breaking through the resistance at 1.1450 against the US dollar, the euro was able to rise to the resistance at 1.1495, where it again came under pressure, against which the support at 1.1410 was broken and the support at 1.1375 was tested. The inability to consolidate above the broken level of 1.1450 and the loss of support at 1.1410 increases the risks of a downward correction, but attempts to grow to 1.1430-1.1450 are still possible from the current levels. The loss of support will lead to a decline towards 1.1330-1.1300.
EUR/USD approached 1.1500
06.06.2025
Continued euro buying against the US dollar helped it break 1.1450 resistance and test resistance near 1.1500, where it came under pressure again, pulling back to 1.1435 support. From there, bulls may attempt another push toward 1.1500; loss of support would open the way for a decline toward 1.1400–1.1380.
EUR/USD bought again on dip
05.06.2025
The decline in the euro against the US dollar toward 1.1360 support was used for buying, which led to a test of 1.1430 resistance. The bulls' failure to break through increases the risk of long position liquidation and a broader correction toward 1.1300–1.1270. A break above current resistance would improve the chances of clearing 1.1450 resistance and testing 1.1500. There are currently no signs of a trend reversal.
EUR/USD retreated to 1.1370 support
04.06.2025
After testing resistance around 1.1450, the euro came under pressure against the US dollar and declined to 1.1370 support. From there, attempts to rise toward 1.1400–1.1420 are possible; losing support would lead to a decline toward 1.1330–1.1300, where the pair may be bought. A lack of progress from the bulls could trigger a broader correction.
EUR/USD continued to rise
03.06.2025
At the start of the new trading week, the euro maintained a positive tone against the US dollar. Having broken 1.1380 resistance and then 1.1420 resistance, the pair climbed toward 1.1440 resistance, which is currently holding back the bulls. A break above it would open the way toward 1.1500, while pullbacks to 1.1420–1.1410 may be used for buying opportunities. A loss of the latter could lead to a decline toward 1.1380.
EUR/USD continues bought on pullbacks
02.06.2025
Every decline in the euro against the US dollar is being bought, but the weekly close was below 1.1370, which could trigger long position liquidation by the bulls and a drop in the euro toward 1.1270–1.1250. However, above 1.1320, chances of testing 1.1400–1.1420 still remain, as the dollar stays in a vulnerable position. Uncertainty in the markets will persist amid Trump's "tariff swings".
EUR/USD is rising again
30.05.2025
Amid Trump’s tariff maneuvers, the US dollar remains vulnerable, allowing the euro to bounce off 1.1212, break through a series of resistances, and climb to 1.1380 resistance. At current levels, bears may re-enter and test 1.1340–1.1320 support; a break of resistance would lead to a move toward 1.1400–1.1420.
EUR/USD remains under pressure
29.05.2025
The euro continues to decline against the US dollar. Another attempt to rise—this time toward 1.1340 resistance—was also used for selling, which pushed the euro down to 1.1285 support at the time of writing. Bears may next test 1.1270/60 support, though the current decline could still be used for buying. A break of 1.1320 resistance would lead to an advance toward 1.1340–1.1360.
EUR/USD remains under pressure
28.05.2025
The euro’s rebound toward 1.1370 resistance in the pair with the US dollar attracted selling interest, and under renewed pressure, the pair fell to 1.1325. The bulls’ failure to break resistance increases the risk of a decline toward 1.1300–1.1280 support, although such a move could attract buyers. A break below the latter would open the way toward 1.1260–1.1230, while a move through 1.1340/50 would trigger a rise toward 1.1370.
EUR/USD pulled back to 1.1370 support
27.05.2025
At this stage, the euro’s advance against the US dollar was capped by offers from 1.1410. The bulls’ inability to absorb them triggered moderate profit-taking on long positions, causing the pair to retreat to 1.1370 support. From here, there may be attempts to break resistance and test 1.1470–1.1500; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward 1.1350–1.1320.
EUR/USD ended week higher
26.05.2025
Despite tariffs on EU goods announced by Trump, the euro was once again bought against the US dollar from 1.1310–1.1300 support, and the weekly close took place near 1.1370 resistance, indicating ongoing USD weakness and potential for the euro to continue rising toward 1.1400–1.1430, where bears may become more active. Failure by the bulls to break current resistance would lead to a decline toward 1.1300.
EUR/USD tests resistance after decline
23.05.2025
After breaking 1.1320 support, the euro continued falling against the US dollar and tested 1.1260 support, but later managed to return to 1.1325. This rebound could be used for selling opportunities aiming to retest 1.1280–1.1260; a break of 1.1325 resistance would open the way toward 1.1350–1.1360. A break of 1.1260 would increase pressure on the pair.
EUR/USD bought up again from support
21.05.2025
Despite talks of “queues” for trade deals with the US and a pause in mutual tariffs with China, the US dollar remains under selling pressure. Against this backdrop, the euro bounced off 1.1225 support and climbed to 1.1285 resistance. The chances of breaking through and moving toward 1.1330–1.1350 have significantly increased; losing 1.1250 support would trigger a decline toward 1.1220–1.1200.
EUR/USD started week with gains
20.05.2025
At the start of the new trading week, the euro was once again bought against the US dollar from 1.1170 support, leading to the break of 1.1220/30 resistance and the test of 1.1286, after which the pair pulled back to 1.1230 support. From there, attempts to test 1.1260–1.1280 are possible; a loss of support would lead to a decline toward 1.1200–1.1180.
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FAQ
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What impacts Euro price against the US dollar
The EUR/USD price moves under the influence of the following factors:
- Policies of the European Central Bank and the U.S. Fed;
- Dynamics of export-import transactions of the U.S. and the euro zone countries;
- Inflation in the euro zone and the U.S.;
- General trends in the global financial markets;
- Speculative trends in the Forex market.
- Policies of the European Central Bank and the U.S. Fed;
- Dynamics of export-import transactions of the U.S. and the euro zone countries;
- Inflation in the euro zone and the U.S.;
- General trends in the global financial markets;
- Speculative trends in the Forex market.