Euro vs Indian Rupee slides slightly after persistent downside risk shown by bearish technical signals
Euro vs Indian Rupee (EUR/INR) extended its slide as strong selling momentum and oversold conditions continued to pressure the pair. The decline is supported by bearish signals across all major moving averages and technical indicators, confirming persistent downside risk.
Highlights
- EUR/INR trades below key short-, medium-, and long-term moving averages, indicating persistent downward pressure across all timeframes.
- Momentum indicators remain strongly bearish, with oversold conditions and no sign of reversal, as sellers dominate price action.
- EUR/INR is expected to consolidate within ₹104.6842 to ₹107.1833 over the next five days, with a high probability of further declines.
Broad technical weakness amid strong bearish momentum signals
EUR/INR is trading below its 20-, 50-, and 200-day moving averages at ₹108.4266, ₹109.7537, and ₹109.4551, confirming sustained downward pressure across all major time frames. The near-term resistance is at ₹106.178 and support at ₹104.6842, while the long-term MA-50 vs MA-200 alignment still points to a bullish trend. Technical momentum is firmly bearish: the MACD and ADX both generate 'Sell' signals, and the RSI at 25.372, with the CCI at -190.189, indicate clear oversold conditions. The Bull/Bear Power is negative, and the Awesome Oscillator maintains a bearish tone. Intraday action saw the pair open nearly flat before moving down to ₹105.9337 with volatility at 0.39%, and sellers continue to dominate as prices hover near the session low.
Previously it was reported that EUR/INR faced persistent selling pressure and ongoing technical weakness, resulting in a broadly bearish outlook for the pair. The current analysis further reinforces this bearish scenario, with continued downside risk making the support at ₹104.6842 the critical level to monitor for potential further declines.