EUR/USD Daily Technical Analysis

EUR/USD maked slight increase on Tuesday session. The US dollar added 40 pips to a closing price of 1.1063 and the euro failed to recover the losses from Friday and depreciated further against the dollar. Resistance level during yesterday's session turned out to be 1.1111 and pair marked the intraday low at 1.1009. The outlook remains negative as possible recovery of the euro will resume the bearish sentiment.

The euro performed quite well against the UD dollar for third session in a row. The single currency pushed up with nearly 60 pips to a closing price of 1.1122, which is 110 pips higher since the beginning of the week. The upward movement reached 1.1129 and the intraday low was marked at 1.1048. First support is now located at 1.1090 and resistance is seen at 1.1185 and 1.1335.

The euro marked a moderate decline against the US dollar to 1.1106, broke the three-day winning run and closed second consecutive negative month. EUR/USD was trading in a relatively wide range, the intraday high was reached at 1.1153 and the low at 1.1023. Technically the sentiment is bearish, but a breakthrough of 1.1185 might change it.

Key levels to watch for today:
Support: 1.1030; 1.0910; 1.0790;
Resistance: 1.1185; 1.1335; 1.1465.

On Friday, the dollar strengthened its position against euro, as the continued uncertainty after the British referendum and disappointing data on manufacturing activity in China raised demand for "safe haven" assets.
The EUR/USD fell by 0.29% to 1.1073.

Key levels to watch for Monday:
Support: 1,0968;
Resistance: 1,1169.

The euro rose against the dollar on Friday. By the close of trading EUR/USD was trading at 1.1138, gaining 0.30%.

The euro recorded a slight increase against the dollar on Friday. The session started at 1.1106, the price rebounded from the first support at 1.1100 and closed at 1.1134. If the price continues to rise the pair will head to the resistance located at 1.1286.

The single currency marked a modest rise against the US dollar on Monday. The pair opened at 1.1129 and closed just 24 pips higher. The intradau high was reached at 1.1159. On the upward the first resistance is located at 1.1286. Key support remains 1.1100.

The single currency marked a sharp drop against the dollar on Tuesday. The pair opened at 1.1152 and the euro lost 77 pips. After a volatile session, the price managed to break through the first support at 1.1100. If the movement to the downward continue, we can expect a breakthrough of the support at 1.0980.

EUR/USD recorded a modest increase Wednesday. After a volatile session, the euro added 25 pips to a closing price of 1.1099. The intraday high was marked at 1.1111 and the daily low at 1.1031. Currently bulls are targeting the resistance located at 1.1100.

The euro depreciated against the dollar on Thursday. The session started at 1.1099 and ended 38 pips lower. The intraday high was marked at 1.1106 and low at 1.1052. In the short term the outlook is positive, but for significant upward movement is needed breakthrough of 1.1100.

The single currency marked a volatile session against the US dollar on Friday. But finally the opening price was close to the closing, respectively, 1.1061 and 1.1051. In the early hours bears prevailed and the pair hit the bottom for the day at 1.1002. Subsequently, however, the euro gained advantage and so the difference between the highest and lowest value was 108 pips. If expectations for further depreciation of the euro justify, we may soon expect a test of the support at 1.0970.

On Monday session the single currency remained close to unchanged against the US dollar. The EUR/USD pair traded in relatively narrow range and session closed only only 4 pips up. RSI remains in neutral territory but the pair continues to move below the averages. The negative outlook prevail, as next target appers to be 1.1020.

EUR/USD did not make significant movement yesterday. The pair traded higher earlier this morning and hit 1.1090. Trading signals are up in nearest term but as long as price stays below 1.1200, I still prefer a bearish scenario at this phase. Immediate support is at 1.1050. A clear break below could lead the price to neutral zone testing 1.1000, which needs to be clearly pierced down to the preservation of strong bearish scenario with targets near 1.0700. On the upside, a clear break and daily close above 1.1200 would activate my expectations to see the new model as direction, possibly testing 1.1300 - 1.1400.

On Tuesday, the dollar falls against other major currencies as investors shifted attention to the forthcoming meeting of global central banks on expectations of additional stimulus measures from their side.
EUR/USD rose to 1.1098, but later lost 30 pips to 1,1069.

Still the pair is hanging on a flat 200-day moving average, where the strong resistance at $1.11 is actual and seems the line will not be blurred soon. Next resistance levels are located at $1.1495 and $1.1601. Looking downward, major support is seen at $1.0785 and $1.0465.

The euro recorded an increase against the dollar on Wednesday. The single currency justified the positive expectations and managed to gain positions. However, the pair still remains far from the resistance at 1.1183. If bullish sentiment continue in the future, the key level will be tested. The session started at 1.1059 and closed 29 pips higher.

The single currency recorded a second consecutive increase against the dollar on Thursday. The trend has been extremely volatile, as in the early hours bullish sentiment prevailed. The pair tested the resistance at 1.1183, after marking an intraday hight at 1.1164, but a couldn’t breakthrough it. Short-term expectations remain in favor of the euro.

On the next week there will be a meeting of the ECB. The banking crisis that Europe has faced, needs more attention from politicians rather than the monetary authorities. However, the last week, this problem did not thrilled the markets. Keep an eye on the levels of 1.1000 and 1.1200+ - the breakdown of one of them will give quotes movement, which the single currency didn't experienced since March (except for reaction to Brexit).