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The world's most traded currency pair is back in focus.
After spending more than a year moving within a broad range, EUR/USD has broken lower and sparked fresh debate among traders. Is this the beginning of a larger trend, or simply a temporary shakeout before the next move?
Let's break down what the chart is showing.
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✔︎ Market Overview
EUR/USD (1D Chart)
• Current Price: 1.12359 (-0.21%)
• Day Range: 1.12333 – 1.12633
• Recent Swing Low: 1.11611
• MA(5): 1.12420
• MA(10): 1.12874
• MA(20): 1.13688
The pair recently fell to its lowest level since May 2025 before finding buyers near the 1.1161 area. While the rebound eased immediate selling pressure, the broader structure remains cautious as price continues to trade beneath key moving averages.
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➤ What Triggered the Move?
Several factors combined to push EUR/USD lower:
① Strong U.S. Dollar Environment
The dollar has remained resilient as U.S. yields stay elevated and traders continue reassessing Federal Reserve policy expectations. Shifting interest-rate expectations have added volatility across the forex market.
② Inflation & Energy Concerns
European policymakers continue monitoring inflation risks linked to energy prices. While inflation remains a focus, growth concerns are also part of the equation, creating a challenging environment for monetary policy decisions.
③ Political Uncertainty
Political developments across parts of Europe have added another layer of uncertainty, contributing to fluctuations in euro sentiment and market positioning.
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➤ Technical Analysis
Trend Structure
EUR/USD continues to display a sequence of lower highs following the decline from the 1.17115 peak.
Key observations:
✔︎ Price remains below MA(5), MA(10), and MA(20)
✔︎ Short-term momentum remains weaker than the broader trend
✔︎ The recent decline reflects continued bearish pressure
However, the sharp rejection from 1.1161 created a noticeable lower wick, suggesting buyers are still active near that zone.
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➤ Key Levels to Watch
Resistance Areas
① 1.1242 (MA5)
② 1.1287 (MA10)
③ 1.1369 (MA20)
Support Areas
① 1.1161 (Recent Low)
② 1.1111 – 1.1087 (Major Support Region)
These zones may attract attention as traders evaluate whether the market is stabilizing or preparing for another directional move.
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➤ Scenario Analysis (Educational)
✔︎ Recovery Scenario
If price regains the short-term moving averages, traders may interpret the recent low as a rejection area, potentially improving short-term sentiment.
✔︎ Weakness Scenario
If the 1.1161 support zone fails to hold, attention may shift toward deeper support levels below.
✔︎ Consolidation Scenario
If neither buyers nor sellers gain control, EUR/USD could remain range-bound while markets wait for fresh economic catalysts.
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➤ Events Worth Monitoring
Federal Reserve commentary and policy updates
U.S. inflation releases
U.S. labor market data
ECB communication on inflation and growth
Major European political developments
These events can significantly influence volatility and market expectations.
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➜ Bottom Line
EUR/USD remains under pressure after breaking below a long-standing range, but the strong reaction from the 1.1161 area shows that buyers have not disappeared.
For now, traders may focus on whether price can reclaim nearby resistance levels or whether sellers regain momentum near recent lows.
As always, patience and risk management often matter more than predicting the next move.
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What is your view?
Do you think the dollar can maintain its strength, or could the euro stabilize and recover in the coming weeks?
Share your thoughts below.
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A look at what is on the board for todayThere are two notable expiry levels to watch out for on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first one is for EUR/USD at the 1.1300 level, with the strike sitting roughly 30 pips away from the spot price. The expiry size is meaningful and with price already relatively close, there may be some pull towards 1.1300 as the cut approaches. That especially if the dollar continues to push higher, with the selloff in Treasuries still underpinning the currency.Just keep in mind though that the June low for EUR/USD at 1.1324 is a key technical consideration too. That is providing strong support on the daily chart, so sellers will have to decisively break that in trying to convince of a stronger push towards 1.1300.But if EUR/USD pushes higher during the session ahead, the above expiry's influence should diminish fairly quickly. That as the price movement will also reinforce a defense of the key technical level outlined at 1.1324.Then, there is one for USD/JPY at the 157.00 level with the spot price sitting less than 15 pips relative to the strike currently.The combination of its size and proximity means 157.00 could act as a pinning level through the European session and into the cut later.In other words, any modest downside move could see option-related flows help pull USD/JPY back towards the strike. Meanwhile, attempts to move significantly away from 157.00 may face some opposing hedging flows.But as mentioned above, dollar sentiment is also key today with watchful eyes on the bond market and whether long-end yields will continue to break higher.Besides that, month-end and quarter-end flows will also be a consideration that could inject further volatility to price movements as we navigate through the session ahead. That will be something to keep in mind just in case we do see exacerbated price movements across major pairs.For more information on how to use this data, you may refer to this post here and/or refer to the Q&A below.Q&AWhat exactly is an FX option expiry?
An FX option gives the holder the right, but not the obligation, to exchange one currency for another at a predetermined exchange rate — known as the strike price — before or at a specified expiry.Why can a large expiry influence the spot market?
The key reason is hedging activity. Banks and option dealers that have sold options often hedge their exposure by buying or selling the underlying currency pair. As spot moves closer to the strike, those hedges may need to be adjusted. That can create additional buying or selling flows in the spot market.Does a large expiry automatically mean price will move towards the strike?
No. This is one of the most important points for traders. An option expiry is context, not a trading signal. Example: If EUR/USD is trading at 1.1600 and there is a large expiry at 1.1800, that expiry is unlikely to matter much on its own. But if EUR/USD is trading at 1.1790 with only a few hours remaining before expiry, the strike becomes considerably more relevant.What factors are important in viewing an FX option expiry?
The potential influence generally depends on several factors: Size of the expiry, distance between spot and the strike, time remaining until expiry, current market liquidity, and whether there are stronger macro or headline-driven forces at work.Can option expiries act as support or resistance?
Sometimes. A large strike can temporarily behave like support, resistance or a magnet because of hedging flows. But this should not be confused with traditional technical support or resistance. Once the option expires, the effect may disappear entirely.What is the main takeaway?
FX option expiries do not tell traders where the market must go. Instead, they can help explain why price may behave differently around a particular level.How is that useful to my trading?
For short-term traders, that makes option expiries a useful addition to the broader picture alongside technical levels, economic data, central bank expectations and headline risk.#EURUSD #USDJPY