EUR/USD Analysis : Can EUR/USD Regain Upside Above 1.1280?

EUR/USD Analysis. The EUR/USD pair has been trading in a bearish consolidation range over the past few hours, after breaking the 1.1285 support level, which had been a technical support base in previous sessions. This comes as upward pressure on the US dollar continues amidst the US inflation data expected for the week.

EUR/USD Analysis: Technical Overview

The pair is currently trading near 1.1243 after a limited rebound from the session low of 1.1210. Despite the current consolidation, the price remains below the major moving averages (50, 100, and 200) on the H1 timeframe, maintaining a negative bias unless 1.1258 is breached again.

Technical Indicators Analysis:

MACD: Showing moderate bullish momentum after a positive crossover, supporting the possibility of testing nearby resistance.

 Stochastic: Moving up from oversold areas, indicating room for further upside in the short term.

Moving Averages: The price remains below all moving averages, indicating a weak overall structure so far.

EUR/USD Analysis : Expected Scenarios

Positive Scenario:

If the price can hold above 1.1235 and break above 1.1258, we may see 1.1285 as the next resistance level, followed by a local top at 1.1310.

Negative Scenario:

A break of the 1.1210 support could open the way for further declines towards 1.1175 and then 1.1155, especially if positive US data strengthens the dollar.

EUR/USD Analysis

Trading strategies based on Buy/Sell levels

In case of buying in case of selling EURUSD
1.12588 1.12387 Entry point
First resistance: 1.12815 First support: 1.12102 Target Point 1 (TP1)
Second resistance: 1.13115 Second support: 1.11802 Target Point 2 (TP2)
1.12387 1.12588 Stop Loss (SL)

The EUR/USD pair is trying to regain its balance, but remains under clear pressure below 1.1258. A break of 1.1210 will restore the sellers’ control, while a break of 1.1258 could give buyers an opportunity to target 1.1285 again. We recommend monitoring price action around these key points during the early New York session.

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