The pair has fallen sharply below its 200-day moving average during the previous period, finding modest support at 1.5820 pivotal support regions as seen on the provided daily chart. The recent mild bounce from the aforementioned support has alleviated the oversold condition in the RSI 14 indicator but we still can notice that a bearish momentum channel has been drawn on the indicator. To recap, the current retracement should be well-capped below 1.60 figure while re-visiting 1.58 territories followed by 1.5740 will be likely in the cards.
The trading range for this week is among key support at 1.5630 and key resistance at 1.6180.
The general trend over short term basis is to the downside targeting 1.4225 as far as areas of 1.6875 remain intact.
Support 1.5850 1.5780 1.5730 1.5685 1.5630
Resistance 1.5960 1.6000 1.6075 1.6125 1.6180
Recommendation Based on the charts and explanations above our opinion is, selling the pair around 1.5960 targeting 1.5740 and stop loss above 1.6125 might be appropriate this week.
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The EUR/USD pair has consolidated below the previous broken neckline of our detected double top pattern for the most of the previous week as seen on the provided daily chart. SMA 20 should add additional strength for the aforesaid resistance to keep the classical pattern valid as well. Having said so, we still see chances for witnessing potential downside movements during this week mainly targeting 1.2590 boundaries; noting that a sustained breakout above 1.2890 areas will shift the bias to neutral.
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