Euro vs Indian Rupee price edges lower amid rising selling pressure
Euro vs Indian Rupee (EUR/INR) is currently trading below its 20-day moving average (₹111.6040) but just above its 50-day moving average (₹110.3674), situating the price between short-term resistance and medium-term support. Today, EUR/INR slipped ₹0.9708, or 0.87%, reflecting downward movement and positioning near the low end of the day's range.
Highlights
- EUR/INR remains in a medium-term uptrend, trading well above its 200-day moving average despite short-term weakness.
- Technical indicators are strongly bullish on the weekly timeframe, with most signals supporting further gains in the coming sessions.
- Expected five-day trading range is ₹109.84 to ₹111.75, with major resistance at ₹111.75 and key support at ₹109.84.
Bullish medium-term trend intact amid mixed momentum signals
EUR/INR remains above its 50-day moving average (₹110.3674) yet below the 20-day (₹111.6040), indicating a range-bound short-term outlook but a medium-term bullish structure with the price still notably above the 200-day moving average (₹107.0724). The Ichimoku Kijun level at ₹111.7321 acts as immediate dynamic resistance. Momentum indicators are mixed: the daily MACD issues a Strong Buy signal and the ADX indicates continuing uptrend potential, while oscillators including the RSI, Stochastic RSI, and CCI signal neither overbought nor oversold conditions. Bull/Bear Power reflects buyer dominance, although with an overbought outlook suggesting caution as price trades near intraday lows following a downside gap at the open.
Earlier, analysts noted that EUR/INR maintained a broadly bullish technical structure, supported by ongoing upward momentum and consolidation signals. The current analysis reinforces this view with a stronger buy bias from key weekly indicators, highlighting that a sustained move above the ₹111.75 resistance could trigger renewed upside momentum in the near term.
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