Euro vs Bangladeshi Taka slides slightly after strong selling pressure and lack of fresh news
Euro vs Bangladeshi Taka (EUR/BDT) edged lower as persistent bearish momentum and strong selling pressure continue to dominate in the absence of any fresh news catalysts. The move is supported by the pair remaining below all of its key moving averages, reinforcing a negative technical structure.
Highlights
- EUR/BDT trades below its major moving averages, confirming persistent bearish momentum across short, medium, and long timeframes.
- Technical indicators show strong downside pressure with the market in oversold territory and sellers in control intraday.
- Near-term forecast sets an expected range of BDT136.771 to BDT138.145 for the next five sessions with over 80% probability of continued decline.
Sustained technical weakness as selling pressure aligns with bearish signals
EUR/BDT remains below its 20-, 50-, and 200-day moving averages at BDT139.426, BDT141.341, and BDT142.002, signaling persistent downward pressure in short-, medium-, and long-term trends. The pair is trading near recent lows, with a near-term ceiling at BDT137.702 and a floor at BDT137.361. Medium- and long-term trend confirmation is bearish given the MA-50 versus MA-200 alignment and resistance set by the Ichimoku Kijun at BDT140.434. Momentum indicators including MACD and ADX favor continued downside, while RSI at 30.37, Stochastic RSI at 90.867, and CCI at -84.031 signal oversold conditions with intraday sellers dominating. Bull/Bear Power is at -0.332, and intraday volatility stands at 0.43%.
Previously it was reported that Bangladesh expanded the utility of Non-Resident Convertible Taka Accounts to provide overseas Bangladeshis greater flexibility in managing local-currency funds while enabling banks to leverage these deposits for domestic lending. The current technical breakdown in EUR/BDT further highlights the importance of monitoring key support levels, with a sustained move below BDT136.771 likely to heighten downside risk and impact cross-border fund management strategies.