Euro vs US dollar price prediction: further gains ahead? Trading remains steady around 1.1630

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EUR/USD rises 0.02% today

Highlights

The euro rebounded against the US dollar as investors renewed demand following profit-taking from recent highs.
Market expectations of a narrowing interest rate gap between Europe and the US are supporting euro strength.
A decline in the US dollar index has contributed to the euro's gains.

Euro demand rises as profit-taking and narrowing rate gap drive rebound

The euro rebounded against the US dollar as investors renewed their demand for the currency following profit-taking from recent highs. This movement is supported by market expectations that the interest rate gap between Europe and the US may narrow. The decline in the US dollar index has also contributed to gains for the euro.

Mixed momentum signals limit upside as narrow range meets diverging oscillators

The nearest dynamic support for EUR/USD is at the Kijun level of 1.1587, with resistance just above at the MA-50 (1.1586) and the round psychological level of 1.1650 acting as a further barrier. Momentum indicators are mixed: the daily MACD signals a buy, while the ADX at 14 suggests weak trend strength; daily RSI and CCI reflect a mild bullish bias without overbought conditions, and the Stoch RSI indicates oversold conditions, offering some scope for upside. Bull/Bear Power (BBP) shows strong support from buyers, confirming positive intraday momentum. The price is trading near today's high in an extremely narrow range (1.1627–1.1628), highlighting low intraday volatility and early session strength, but oscillators point to divergence as some signal upside while others reflect weak trend or oversold conditions.

Sideways movement likely as bullish risk outweighs downside in near term

Over the next five trading days, EUR/USD is expected to stay within a volatility band between $1.1590 and $1.1660, tracking typical fluctuations around current levels. There is a high probability (over 80%) of price increases, making a significant decline unlikely in the short term. The baseline view is for sideways movement in the $1.1590–1.1660 range, but a bullish breakout above $1.1660 could signal further gains if momentum builds, while a drop below $1.1590 could attract sellers, though this is less favored by current momentum.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, sees euro strength supported by both macro fundamentals and renewed investor demand. He notes that narrowing interest rate differentials and softer US dollar sentiment are keeping EUR/USD well bid above key moving averages. Current momentum suggests a constructive setup within the $1.1590–$1.1660 range, with more upside possible if the bullish narrative gains traction. Karapetjanc believes that short-term risks are tilted to the upside and that downside is less likely to materialize. "If euro demand and global risk appetite stay firm, I expect EUR/USD to test higher levels above $1.1660 in the coming sessions."

Previously it was reported that EUR/USD stabilized within a narrow range as markets awaited upcoming U.S. Federal Reserve guidance, with short-term technical indicators showing modest improvement but the pair still capped by resilient resistance levels. Despite a recovery from recent lows, buyers struggled to break the key Fibonacci barrier near the upper end of the corridor, leaving the pair inside a tight mid-week range while macro sentiment remained slightly dollar-positive.

Source of Data: EUR Price Analysis by TU

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