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EUR/USD Shorts from 1.09600 back down This week’s EUR/USD (EU) outlook is quite similar to my GU analysis, with the market continuing its bearish trend. I’ll be waiting for price to retrace back to the 16-hour supply zone, where I’ll look for entry opportunities on the lower time frames. My target will be around the demand zone I've marked, which is near some liquidity. Depending on the confluences, I may consider a temporary counter-trend buy, but we’ll see which point of interest (POI) price reacts to first. Confluences for EU Sells: Structure Break: Price has broken to the downside, leaving a clear supply zone. Bearish Market Structure: Overall market structure remains bearish, supporting this pro-trend idea. Bullish DXY: The dollar (DXY) is gaining strength again, increasing the likelihood of stronger bearish pressure on EU. Liquidity: Significant downside liquidity in the form of swing lows and engineered liquidity. P.S. If price breaks through my supply zone and fills the imbalance above, I’ll shift my focus to the 15-hour supply zone to evaluate further sell opportunities.
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by Hassan_fx
EURUSD Analysis: Slight Bearish Bias Expected (25/09/2024)The EURUSD pair continues to show signs of a slight bearish bias this week, in line with market conditions and fundamental factors. In this article, we will break down the key drivers influencing EURUSD as of 25/09/2024, along with a technical outlook. This analysis provides insights for traders and investors aiming to position themselves for potential downside movement in the EURUSD market. Fundamental Analysis: Factors Pressuring EURUSD 1. U.S. Dollar Strength The U.S. dollar has maintained its strength due to a series of factors, including recent hawkish remarks from the Federal Reserve. Fed officials have continued to emphasize the possibility of keeping interest rates higher for longer to combat inflation. This has provided significant support for the dollar, making it an attractive safe-haven asset, while simultaneously putting pressure on the euro. 2. Diverging Central Bank Policies The European Central Bank (ECB) has recently adopted a more cautious tone regarding future rate hikes. With inflation in the eurozone stabilizing, the ECB may opt for a wait-and-see approach, potentially slowing the pace of tightening or halting rate hikes altogether. This divergence in monetary policy between the ECB and the Fed is expected to contribute to further downside pressure on the EURUSD. 3. Weak Eurozone Economic Data Economic data from the eurozone remains relatively soft. The latest PMI data showed a contraction in the manufacturing and services sectors, further weakening the euro. Lower-than-expected growth forecasts and potential deflationary pressures also undermine the euro's strength. 4. Geopolitical Uncertainty Ongoing geopolitical risks, such as tensions in Eastern Europe and concerns over energy security, continue to cloud the eurozone’s economic outlook. These factors have led to capital outflows from Europe, with investors seeking the safety of the U.S. dollar. Technical Analysis: EURUSD Price Action On the technical front, EURUSD has struggled to break above key resistance levels near 1.10700, confirming the bearish sentiment. The pair has been trading in a downward channel since mid-September, and with recent price action rejecting the 50-day moving average, momentum indicators signal further downside potential. - Support Level: 1.09000 is a crucial support level to watch for EURUSD this week. A break below this could accelerate the bearish move, potentially targeting the 1.08500 level. - Resistance Level: The 1.10700 level remains a key resistance, and a move above this could invalidate the bearish outlook, though this seems unlikely given the fundamental backdrop. Outlook for the Week: Slight Bearish Bias for EURUSD Given the combination of strong U.S. dollar fundamentals, the divergence in central bank policies, weak eurozone economic data, and technical resistance, the EURUSD is likely to maintain a slightly bearish bias through the remainder of this week. Keywords for SEO: EURUSD analysis, EURUSD today, EURUSD forecast, EURUSD bearish, euro dollar, forex trading, U.S. dollar strength, ECB monetary policy, Fed rate hikes, forex market analysis, EURUSD price action, technical analysis EURUSD, eurozone economy. Conclusion EURUSD is likely to continue on its bearish trajectory, with potential downside towards key support levels this week. Traders should closely monitor U.S. dollar fundamentals, especially any new developments from the Federal Reserve, as these will play a crucial role in shaping EURUSD’s movement. Keep an eye on eurozone data releases and geopolitical headlines for any shifts in market sentiment that could impact this currency pair.
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by PERFECT_MFG
Mastering HTF Analysis: DXY & EURUSD Weekly to Monthly Forecast!Greetings, traders, and welcome back to today's video! In this session, we'll be conducting a higher timeframe outlook on the DXY and EURUSD. Our goal is to understand what we can anticipate in this week's and this month's trading sessions. This video will also provide insight into how I approach my trading, focusing on different logs for various aspects of my analysis: Higher Timeframe Analysis : Monthly, weekly, and daily analysis conducted at the beginning of each week. (Primary Focus In Todays Video) Interest Rate Logs: Tracking changes and impacts of interest rates. Intraday Trading Layouts: Used daily to keep my charts organized and clutter-free. Analyzing these layouts separately at different times helps me stay organized and maintain a clear perspective. Let's discuss the market structure. Markets are driven by smart money, also known as the banks. They are the liquidity providers, while we are the spectators. Central banks own the currencies and set their trading values. Understanding that markets are liquidity-based—it's us against the banks—we see that banks move prices toward liquidity to pair and book against it. So, where does the most liquidity reside? The higher timeframes. The higher the timeframe, the larger the sponsorship. That's why we'll be analyzing the higher timeframes today to gain a strategic edge. Let's dive into the charts and uncover these crucial insights together. Premium & Discount Price Delivery in Institutional Trading: If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section below. Happy Trading, The_Architect
by The_Archi-tect
EUR/USD Shorts to Long idea My bias for EURUSD is similar to GBPUSD, as I'm seeking selling opportunities towards a demand zone. There's a 10-hour supply zone that I'm eyeing for potential sells to continue the downtrend. I'll be waiting for a high to be swept during a Wyckoff distribution before entering my sell positions. Following this, I anticipate price to decline towards the 3-hour demand zone, which coincides with the 3-hour demand area for GBPUSD. I'll then look for a Wyckoff accumulation phase to ride price back up and fill in the major imbalances left from the upside. Confluences for EU Sells are as follows: - Price has been very bearish recently and confirms this via continuous break of structures. - Good 10hr supply that has recently been created which also caused a BOS. - Theres an imbalance below that needs to get filled as well as lots of liquidity to be taken. - The overall trend of the market on the higher time frame is bearish as well. - DXY also looking bullish as well and it's aligning very well with EU's Zones. P.S. If the demand zone fails, it will break a significant level of structure, making selling positions more favorable. Currently, bearish momentum remains strong, and I anticipate further downside movement. Have a great trading week remember risk accordingly and maintain emotional discipline!
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by Hassan_fx
EUR/USD Bearish outlook and potential sells from 1.08200My perspective on EU is to anticipate its bearish trajectory. With recent downward structure breaks and its arrival at a demand zone, I foresee potential failure to breach deeper levels or ideally a retracement to touch either of the two newly marked zones at points (A) and (B). Following this, I'll be on the lookout for a wyckoff distribution to initiate selling to sustain this trend, as my bias for this pair remains bearish. While there's a similarity between EU and GU, EU is already within the demand zone, where I expect a bullish response, unlike GU. Therefore, I anticipate GU to rise before a drop, similar to this pair. It's worth noting that immediate buys might not be ideal, especially considering Monday's bank holiday for EUR. Confluences for EU Sells are as follows: - Price broke structure again on the higher time frames. - Overall market trend is bearish so this aligns with the overall bias. - Two new supply zones emerged near current price in which we can expect a bearish reaction to take place. - Lots of liquidity still left to the downside that needs to be taken in the form of asian lows. - Price might currently undergo a retracement back to an area of supply as its in a demand right now. P.S. It wouldn't be unexpected if the price continues its ascent and reaches the 4-hour demand zone adjacent to the imbalance, a significant area I'm closely monitoring. However, I am anticipating a bearish descent from the recently established supply levels. Have a great trading week guys!
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by Hassan_fx
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EUR/USD Imminent Shorts towards 1.06800My analysis on EUR/USD mirrors that of GBP/USD, as it has entered a significant supply zone where I anticipate a bearish reaction. Given the abundance of liquidity and the temporary bullishness of the dollar, this scenario appears plausible. Therefore, I'll be monitoring for a redistribution pattern on Monday before considering initiating sell positions. I acknowledge the presence of considerable imbalances above, which could prompt price to rise and potentially reach the supply zone in scenario (C). However, my overall expectation for EUR/USD is a downward movement towards 1.06800. Confluences for EU Shorts are as follows: - Price left a clean 3hr supply zone which price is currently re distributing inside. - Price has been moving bearish regarding the recent break of structure to the downside. - DXY is also been moving bullish so it backs the EU downtrend. - Lots of liquidity to the downside like trendline Asian lows and swing lows. - The overall trend of this market like the monthly still shows its a bearish trend. P.S. I'm currently leaning towards a pro-trend stance with this idea, primarily because of the recent downward breaks in structure. Additionally, there are few demand zones in proximity to the current price, suggesting that price may decline to sweep that liquidity. HAPPY TRADING AND REMEMBER ITS USD BANK HOLIDAY MONDAY!
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by Hassan_fx
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EURUSD Shorts from 1.09400 down towards 1.08000EU is currently exhibiting a similar pattern to other pairs, and my current stance for this currency pair is bearish. I'm patiently waiting for the 12hr supply zone to be mitigated, considering it as the nearest opportunity of interest for me. This aligns with the overall higher time frame trend, which is bearish. Upon the mitigation of this zone, my plan involves waiting for a Wyckoff distribution to unfold within the specified area. Ideally, I will be looking for the Asian high within the zone to be swept. Following this occurrence, I will then be looking for selling opportunities back down to address the imbalances left below. Confluences for EU sells are as follows: - 12hr Supply zone caused a BOS to the downside on the higher time frame - Imbalances and liquidity below that needs to get taken as well as a demand zone that needs mitigating. - Overall trend of the market is bearish on the higher time frame. - We are currently witnessing a pullback and I'm looking for my POI to continue this trend. P.S. While I maintain a bearish outlook, I acknowledge the presence of equal highs above my zone, which could potentially lead to a break beyond my supply. In such a scenario, I recognize that price might aim for higher levels to enter a more premium area. HAVE A GREAT TRADING WEEK AHEAD!
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by Hassan_fx
EURUSD → Drop to 1.05? or Blast to 1.10? Lets Make it Clear.EURUSD is pushing toward the resistance zone which gives the bulls some tingly senses to take profit and run the price back to the downside. Will the Dollar show strength this week and keep EURUSD from breaking resistance? How do we trade this? The price is currently in a trading range between 1.05000 and 1.10000 and we're getting close to the resistance zone where the Weekly 200EMA resides. If you're not already in a trade, it's worth waiting to see what happens at the resistance zone. A bear signal bar closing on or near its low below the resistance line is a good indicator that the price will fail to rise above again and would be a reasonable short. Stop loss above the resistance zone top and take profit just above the Support Zone around 1.05000. The RSI is near 70.00, a weak indicator on its own, but supports the rest of the analysis for a soon-to-come short. If the price finds its way above the resistance lines and closes a bull candle on or near its high, it would be reasonable to long with a protective stop just below the resistance zone. Target prices as high as 1.12500. Key Takeaways 1. Trading Range after Bull Run, Bias to Long. 2. Near the Resistance Zone, Look for a Reversal Signal. 3. If Shorting, Watch the 200EMA for Support. 4. The Dollar Index may fall more, wait for the bottom. 5. RSI near 70.00, Bias to Short. You are solely responsible for your trades, trade at your own risk! If you found this analysis helpful, click the Boost button and let us know what you think in the comment section below!
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by TraderEngineering
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EURUSD H4: Bearish outlook seen, further downside below 1.0620On the H4 timeframe, prices are showing bearish order flow with lower lows and lower highs formed. A pullback to the resistance zone at 1.0620 could present an opportunity to play the drop to the next support zone at 1.0500, in line with the graphical low and 50% Fibonacci extension. Prices are holding below the Ichimoku cloud and 50 EMA, while Stochastic RSI is in the overbought region above 80, supporting our bearish bias.
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by T3-Consultancy