Euro vs Indian Rupee stays under pressure as bearish technical trend structure continues
Euro vs Indian Rupee (EUR/INR) slipped lower today as sustained selling pressure and negative technical momentum weighed on the pair. The decline is supported by a bearish trend structure, with the pair trading below all its major moving averages and sellers maintaining control after the downside gap.
Highlights
- EUR/INR is trading below key moving averages and is under persistent downward pressure across all timeframes.
- Momentum and trend indicators confirm strong selling pressure, with no current signal of overbought or oversold conditions.
- The pair trades at ₹104.926 with a projected 5-day range of ₹104.322 to ₹105.53 and a high probability of further downside.
Bearish bias reinforced as moving averages align and momentum lags
EUR/INR is trading below its MA-20 (₹106.2979), MA-50 (₹107.9781), and MA-200 (₹109.406), indicating persistent downside pressure across short-, medium-, and long-term timeframes. The near-term support is at ₹104.85, with immediate resistance at ₹105.4959. The broader trend is confirmed as bearish by the alignment of the MA-50 below the MA-200. Momentum indicators reinforce this negative outlook, as both the MACD and ADX point to strong selling pressure. Meanwhile, the RSI, Stochastic RSI, and CCI are all in their neutral zones, suggesting oscillators are not signaling overbought or oversold conditions. Intraday bull/bear power is slightly positive, reflecting only a minor edge for buyers within a predominantly pressured session.
Earlier, analysts noted that persistent selling pressure and unfavorable technical signals were driving a bearish outlook for EUR/INR. The latest market action reinforces this trend, with traders advised to monitor the ₹104.85 level as a key support for potential further declines.