EUR/USD keeps range below 1.1000, looks to buy ahead of CPI
The EUR/USD pair is struggling to extend its recovery above the 1.0980 immediate resistance at the start of the European session. The pair has felt the downside pressure as the US Dollar is seeing some renewed buying interest ahead of the important US CPI data release.
The EUR/USD currency pair has dropped below the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) for the first time since mid-March. While the main bias remains bullish, the Euro is currently lacking strength, raising the risk of a deeper correction. To open the door for further upside, the common currency needs to have a daily close above 1.10150 or a firm break of 1.10530.
Ahead of the Asian session, EUR/USD is showing a bearish bias, but it has found support above 1.0952 and the 200-period SMA on the 4-hour chart. However, a drop below this level could increase downside pressure, exposing the next support around 1.0927. If the pair dips below 1.0905, it can cause volatility and accelerate the price decline.
The EUR/USD currency pair has dropped below the 20-day Simple Moving Average (SMA) for the first time since mid-March. While the main bias remains bullish, the Euro is currently lacking strength, raising the risk of a deeper correction. To open the door for further upside, the common currency needs to have a daily close above 1.10150 or a firm break of 1.10530.
Ahead of the Asian session, EUR/USD is showing a bearish bias, but it has found support above 1.0952 and the 200-period SMA on the 4-hour chart. However, a drop below this level could increase downside pressure, exposing the next support around 1.0927. If the pair dips below 1.0905, it can cause volatility and accelerate the price decline.
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