Euro vs Dollar: Weak bearish signals drive sideways action below major resistance

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Highlights

EUR/USD trades at $1.1662, below the MA-20 at $1.1719 and MA-50 at $1.1691, signaling persistent medium-term bearish bias with tentative support near the MA-200 at $1.1667.
Momentum indicators diverge: MACD and ADX readings lean bearish, while Bull/Bear Power signals modest buyer dominance and oscillators reflect weak conviction.
For the next five trading days, EUR/USD is likely to range between $1.1630 and $1.1725, with a higher chance of upward movement and less than 20% probability of further decline.

Resistance limits upside as indicators signal weak bearish tone

Technically, the Ichimoku Kijun at $1.1713 stands as the next key resistance for EUR/USD, and support at $1.1667 remains immediately in play. The setup signals mixed momentum — MACD and ADX suggest weak bearishness, with the MACD in negative territory and ADX at a low 21.7. Oscillators tilt negative but not oversold: RSI is at 42.6 and CCI at –72.8, with the Stochastic RSI showing neutral momentum. Bull/Bear Power gives a mild Buy signal, hinting at modest buyer dominance despite overall selling pressure, as reflected by the price hovering near the daily low of $1.1663 and subdued volatility.

Sideways trade expected as breakout risks remain contained

For the next five trading days, EUR/USD is expected to remain within a typical volatility band from $1.1630 to $1.1725. The probability of an upward move is slightly higher, as weekly MACD, RSI, and moving averages support a more bullish scenario, and there is less than a 20% probability of a deeper decline. The baseline expectation is for the pair to move sideways in a corridor between $1.1630 support and $1.1725 resistance. A break above $1.1725 may open the way to $1.1750, while a drop below $1.1630 would likely send prices toward the mid-$1.16 region.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, sees EUR/USD holding above $1.1630 as a constructive sign despite prevailing bearish signals from technical indicators. He believes macro sentiment and the proximity to the 200-day average offer stability, giving the pair a slightly higher chance for upside in the coming days. The analyst notes that choppy movement will likely persist within the $1.1630–$1.1725 range, with both support and resistance well-defined. "As long as EUR/USD remains above key support levels, I expect buyers to gradually regain ground and test higher levels," says Karapetjanc.

Previously it was reported that EUR/USD remains under pressure below key short- and medium-term moving averages, with momentum indicators such as MACD and RSI confirming oversold conditions and sustained seller dominance, though long-term support at the MA-200 remains intact. Analysts note that while the pair faces resistance at the Ichimoku Kijun, consolidation above major support suggests potential for an upside breakout should resistance be overcome.

Source of Data: EUR Price Analysis by TU

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