EUR/USD Holds Above 1.1100, Eyes US Employment Data
EUR/USD extends its upward momentum beyond the psychological level of 1.1100 during the Asian session on Thursday. The US dollar's overall weakness provides some support for the major currency pair, despite the rebound in US Treasury bond yields. Attention is now focused on mid-range US employment data.
EUR/USD has confirmed the breakthrough above 1.1000 and quickly reached the 1.1100 mark. The pair peaked at 1.1122 before retracing modestly. The upward trend persists, although technical indicators are overbought across most timeframes. The trend remains strong and resilient, though some consolidation seems likely.
On the 4-hour chart, the trend is bullish. However, technical signals suggest some accumulation may occur ahead of the Asian trading session, potentially ranging between 1.1110 and 1.1080. The 1.1050 region has become a relevant support area, followed by the 20-period Simple Moving Average (SMA) at 1.1030. Below 1.0980, the short-term trend may turn neutral. Corrections could be viewed as buying opportunities, keeping downsides limited.
EUR/USD has confirmed the breakthrough above 1.1000 and quickly reached the 1.1100 mark. The pair peaked at 1.1122 before retracing modestly. The upward trend persists, although technical indicators are overbought across most timeframes. The trend remains strong and resilient, though some consolidation seems likely.
On the 4-hour chart, the trend is bullish. However, technical signals suggest some accumulation may occur ahead of the Asian trading session, potentially ranging between 1.1110 and 1.1080. The 1.1050 region has become a relevant support area, followed by the 20-period Simple Moving Average (SMA) at 1.1030. Below 1.0980, the short-term trend may turn neutral. Corrections could be viewed as buying opportunities, keeping downsides limited.
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