EURUSD downward pressure will persist in the upcoming weeks, as for the 1-week and 1-month perspectives, bears account for 67% and 61% respectively of the polled experts. In the quarterly view, however, bulls become a majority with 49% and as bears decrease to 31%. That said, the average targets n the three time frames under study are between 1.12 and 1.13, somehow indicating that bullish interest will remain limited.
Furthermore, in the Overview chart, the moving averages offer downward slopes for the three time frames under study, with a large accumulation of targets below the MA quite notorious in the 1-month view. The spread of possible prices long-term is quite evenly distributed between 1.10 and 1.17, with the moving average showing a softer downward slope, but still heading south.
Resistances for the upcoming days come at 1.1280 and the mentioned 1.1340 area, with a recovery above this last anticipating some upward continuation that could extend up to the 1.1460/70 critical resistance area.