Euro vs Indian Rupee (EUR/INR) edged lower as persistent technical selling pressure dominated, with no fresh news catalyst present to drive sentiment. The quality of this move is reinforced by the pair's position beneath all key moving averages, signaling that selling momentum remains in control across all timeframes.
Highlights
- EUR/INR trades below all key moving averages, confirming sustained downward momentum across short, medium, and long-term trends.
- Momentum indicators including MACD and ADX suggest a strong sell bias, with CCI oversold and other oscillators neutral to bearish.
- Forecast range for the next five trading days is ₹102.9858 to ₹105.0676, with a very high probability of continued downward movement.
Bearish trend persists with weak momentum and limited intraday buy interest
EUR/INR is trading below its 20-day (₹105.9376), 50-day (₹107.4945), and 200-day (₹109.329) moving averages, reflecting a strong downtrend in the short, medium, and long term. The nearest technical resistance is at ₹104.4308, with support at ₹103.8933. Momentum indicators remain weak: both MACD and Average Directional Index point to a sell bias, while the RSI and Stochastic RSI signal neutral conditions. The Commodity Channel Index sits in the oversold zone, and the Bull/Bear Power is still positive, indicating some intraday buyer interest. However, the Awesome Oscillator signals continued downside momentum, and recent price action has held near session lows within 1.00% intraday volatility.
Earlier, analysts noted that EUR/INR maintained a broadly bearish technical structure, with sustained downside risks dominating the outlook. The current analysis reaffirms this scenario, highlighting an ongoing downtrend and underscoring the importance of ₹105.0676 as a pivotal level for any potential reversal in the coming sessions.