Downside momentum persists — Euro vs Dollar holds intraday gains

Downside momentum persists — Euro vs Dollar holds intraday gains
Euro vs Dollar up 0.51% today

Euro vs Dollar (EUR/USD) is trading at $1.1482, marking an intraday increase of 0.51%. The pair remains well below the SMA-20 ($1.1638), SMA-50 ($1.1763), and SMA-200 ($1.1691), reinforcing ongoing short-, medium-, and long-term downside pressure.

EUR/USD price prediction
24H -0.03%
1.1563
48H -0.03%
1.1564
7D -0.07%
1.1559
1M -1.3%
1.1417
3M 0.93%
1.1674
6M 0.5%
1.1625
12M 2.1%
1.181
Current price: $ 1.1567 -0.001190 0.10%
Closed 06/12
Daily range 1.1557 Arrow from to Icon 1.1589
Weekly range 1.1500 Arrow from to Icon 1.1589
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Highlights

  • EUR/USD remains under sustained bearish pressure, trading well below key moving averages and technical resistance levels.
  • Momentum indicators signal a firmly bearish trend, with oversold conditions suggesting sellers continue to dominate the short and medium term.
  • Price is likely to consolidate between $1.1410 and $1.1520 over the next five days, with a low probability of a significant upside move.

Bearish momentum persists as sellers dominate oversold conditions

Momentum readings remain weak for EUR/USD, with the MACD and ADX both favoring further downside, which confirms a bearish bias on the daily trend. The RSI is in oversold territory at 27.7, and the CCI is also firmly oversold at -137, while Stoch RSI is neutral but close to an oversold threshold. Sellers dominate intraday action as indicated by BBP’s negative reading, and the Awesome Oscillator further supports the overall downward momentum. EUR/USD opened above the previous close, created a small gap, and is now trading near the top of today's range on moderate volatility; intraday tone has firmed toward the highs, showing strength after the open, yet overall momentum signals and oversold oscillators highlight divergence and a risk of corrective moves.

Downside risk persists as range holds and momentum remains weak

For the next five trading days, EUR/USD is expected to remain within a volatility band between $1.1410 and $1.1520. The probability of a near-term price increase is low at less than 20%, making a further decline more likely in the short term. The baseline scenario sees EUR/USD consolidating within these levels as oversold conditions could limit immediate downside, while a break above $1.1520 would open space to retest the Kijun resistance. If EUR/USD falls below $1.1410, another leg lower is likely, with sellers maintaining control in the absence of a shift in momentum indicators.

Anton Kharitonov, expert at Traders Union, sees EUR/USD locked in a bearish technical structure as downside momentum persists across multiple timeframes. He believes weak momentum and oversold oscillators create risk for brief corrections, but sellers maintain control while price remains below key moving averages. The analyst remains cautious, noting limited probability for a sustained rebound until clear momentum shifts emerge. "Base case remains for EUR/USD to consolidate with downside bias unless momentum improves or $1.1520 is reclaimed."

Earlier, analysts noted that bearish momentum dominated in EUR/USD, as sellers maintained control amid persistent downside pressure across multiple time frames. The current article reinforces this negative outlook with updated indicator readings, highlighting the risk of renewed volatility if EUR/USD decisively breaks below the $1.1410 level in the coming sessions.

The information is based on forecasts and does not constitute investment advice or a guarantee of future results. Market conditions may change. See our Disclaimer and Editorial Integrity for details.
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