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EURUSD NExt year bullishI believe we may see a potential bearish structure commonly referred to as the “Bart Simpson” pattern, followed by a clear upward trend with a prolonged rally and periodic signs of European recovery. This outlook is supported by the expectation that the United States will move away from Democratic governance, and that a similar shift will occur in core European countries that were previously undermined by these corrupt, progressive left-wing governments.
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by youbottrade
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Lingrid | EURUSD in CONSOLIDATION zoneFX:EURUSD bounced off a support level, influenced by a day of significant news regarding the Euro. Overall, the market is in a consolidation phase as we approach the end of the year. It appears likely that the market will remain within last week's trading range. However, if we see a rejection signal at the support level and the downward trendline, we could expect a potential upward movement. This would suggest that the market may oscillate between the highs and lows of the consolidation zone. I anticipate the market will rise since the price has broken out of the falling wedge pattern. My goal is resistance zone around 1.05620 Traders, if you liked this idea or if you have your own opinion about it, write in the comments. I will be glad 👩‍💻
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by Lingrid
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EURUSD Sellers In Panic! BUY! My dear friends, EURUSD looks like it will make a good move, and here are the details: The market is trading on 1.0499 pivot level. Bias - Bullish Technical Indicators: Supper Trend generates a clear long signal while Pivot Point HL is currently determining the overall Bullish trend of the market. Goal - 1.0519 About Used Indicators: Pivot points are a great way to identify areas of support and resistance, but they work best when combined with other kinds of technical analysis ——————————— WISH YOU ALL LUCK
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by AnabelSignals
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Hellena | EUR/USD (4H): Long to Resistance area 1.06898.Dear Colleagues, I see a continuation of the upward movement in the coming week. I believe that wave “1” and wave “2” of the higher order have been completed. Wave “2” of the lower order is either already completed or will be completed soon. I expect that either from the current positions or from the area of 1.04850 the price will start an upward movement to the resistance area of 1.06898. Manage your capital correctly and competently! Only enter trades based on reliable patterns!
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by Hellena_Trade
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HelenP. I Euro will leave pennant and continue to move upHi folks today I'm prepared for you Euro analytics. If we look at the chart we can see how the price declined to the resistance level, which coincided with the resistance zone, and even declined below this level, breaking it. Then, the EUR some time traded below this level and later rose higher, breaking it again and reaching the trend line, after which made a downward impulse and broke the 1.0840 level one more time. As well, the price continued to decline inside the downward pennant, where it some time later fell to the support level, which coincided with the support zone. Later, Ethe UR broke this level and fell to the support line of the pennant and then rebounded up, breaking the 1.0465 level again, making a gap as well. Next, the price made a retest of the support level and then some time trade near this level, after which later rebounded up to the trend line, which is the resistance line of the pennant also. After this movement, it turned around and dropped to the support level. For this case, I expect that EURUSD will reach the trend line and then correct to the support level, after which it start to grow, thereby exiting from the pennant pattern. When the price leaves this pattern it can continue to grow, so, I set my goal at 1.0640 points. If you like my analytics you may support me with your like/comment ❤️
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by FirstNameHelen
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by FXOpen
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EUR/CAD: Long. Is this a "loonie" trade?Hello traders Clarification: CAD is also referred to as the loonie, a former Canadian one dollar coin. The 50 base point cut by the BoC was expected. The CAD strengthened against the USD and CAD immediately afterwards. Classic knee jerk reaction of buy the rumor, sell the news. Both EUR/CAD and EUR/USD have found support on the 4H chart. The EURO has been on the backfoot against the USD but with the ECB rate decision in less than 24 hours, I have taken a long EUR/CAD position. The ECB is expected to cut by 25 base points which will still give the CAD a slight advantage. However, the Canadian forward guidance points to more rate cuts to stimulate consumer spending, albeit more gradually/25 points at a time. This leaves the ECB's forward guidance to cement this idea. IF Ms. Lagarde once again expresses concern about inflation moving forward, the EURO may appreciate across the board. Fundamentally the Euro Zone needs this rate cut. The economic conditions are not great at the moment. That leaves the FOMC next week and also the BOJ to provide us with more forward guidance. Once this is out of the way, we'll have a much better idea what to expect in 2025, bar some more geopolitical unrest or other major market moving event. Best of luck, all. The EUR/JPY is also some upside promise but keep in mind, the JPY marches to its own drummer. DXY is also retreating
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by jvrfxalerts
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EU slowly going downHi traders, Last week EU did exactly what I've said in my outlook. After a small correction up it began to drop slowly. This could be a leading diagonal wave 1. So for next week we could see a correction up for wave 2 and another drop to finish wave 5 (black). Let's see what the market does and react. Trade idea: Wait for the small correction up to finish and a change in orderflow to bearish on a lower timeframe and trade shorts. If you want to see more from my analysis, please make sure to follow me, give a boost or respectful comment. This shared post is only my point of view on what could be the next move in this pair based on my analysis. I do not provide signals. Don't be emotional, just trade! Eduwave
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by EduwaveTrading
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EUR/USD Shorts from 1.05600 back downThis week, my analysis for EUR/USD aligns closely with GBP/USD, as both pairs have exhibited bearish momentum. However, there are subtle differences in price action as we approach the final month of the year. A key focus is the 4-hour supply zone around 1.05600, which initiated a break of structure to the downside. Once price reaches this area, I’ll look for redistribution on the lower timeframes to confirm a potential sell. If the price moves higher, the 2-hour supply zone just above offers an even better opportunity for shorts. Confluences for EUR/USD Sells: - Liquidity Below: Significant downside liquidity remains untapped. - Bearish Momentum: The pair has been bearish for the past two weeks. - Break of Structure: Key levels have broken to the downside on the higher timeframe. - DXY Correlation: The dollar index (DXY) supports this bearish setup. - Key Supply Zone: The 4-hour supply zone caused the initial bearish move. Note: If price mitigates the 5-hour demand zone, I may consider a counter-trend buy to take price back up toward the supply zone. However, if this demand zone fails, it will trigger another break of structure (BOS), prompting me to identify a new supply zone for potential shorts. Stay disciplined and have a strong trading week—let’s close Q4 on a high note!
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by Hassan_fx
Rising from the Ashes: EURO's Path to RecoveryGood day traders, Trust we all profited from the FOMC report of yesterday. Please take a moment to go through my outlook and expectation on Euro in the coming weeks into the new year. Overview EUR/USD appears to be rebounding after a sharp decline triggered by yesterday's FOMC report, where the FED delivered a hawkish 25bps cut, which drove higher market-driven borrowing costs, a stronger dollar and a sharp drop in stocks. From the start of the week EURUSD had previously been consolidating, during which weak buyers (traders) were caught off guard by a false breakout to the upside, reaching a weekly high of 1.05342 on Tuesday. Idea The subsequent sell-off drove the pair to a four-week low of 1.03439, just above the November 22nd low of 1.03324. This drop aligns with a key Fibonacci reversal pattern under Elliott Wave theory, suggesting the potential for a significant rally. If this pattern holds, EUR/USD could gain approximately 400 pips (1.08150) in the coming weeks, with the recovery likely extending into the new year. Conclusion The recent low is expected to act as a firm support level, and a breach of the November low appears unlikely. This anticipated rally could mark the beginning of a period of recovery and optimism for the euro. Cheers! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year in advance.
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by Samuel124
How to Trade the EUR/USD Pair on December 20? Simple Tips The EUR/USD pair is trading around 1.0406, above 1/8 of Murray, and within the downtrend channel forming since November 29th. Yesterday during the American session, the euro reached the low of 1.0325 and covered the gap that it had left on November 20th around 1.0417. Since the euro is showing a slight recovery while consolidating above 1/8 of Murray, we could expect EUR/USD to reach 21 SMA located at 1.0465 and even climb to the 200 EMA located at 1.0576. Since the market is showing signs of overselling, it is likely that the euro will consolidate above 1.03 and below 1.05 due to low liquidity at the end of the year. Meanwhile, we will look for opportunities to buy within this range. A sharp break and consolidation above the psychological level of 1.05 and above 2/8 Murray could mean a strong recovery. Therefore, we expect the instrument to reach 4/8 Murray 1.0742 and even rebound to 1.0864.
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by CEO-PREMIUM-ANALYSIS
EURUSD: the FOMC week aheadThe most important event for the eurusd currency pair during the previous week was the ECB meeting, where euro interest rates were cut by another 25 basis points, bringing the deposit rate to 3%. In an after the meeting address to the public, ECB president Lagarde noted that more cuts might come in the early 2025, which will set the euro rates to neutral. Analysts are noting that this cut represents further ECB efforts to cope with both inflation and weakening of the Euro Zone economy. As for other macro data published during the week, the inflation rate in Germany final for November was -0,2% for the month and 2,2% on a yearly basis. Trade balance in Germany in October was positive with euro 13,4B, a bit lower from the market consensus of euro 16B. Inflation data in the US were published during the previous week. Inflation reached 0,3% in November for the month, and 2,7% on a yearly basis. At the same time, core inflation was standing at 0,3% in November and 3,3% for the year. The Producers Price Index in November was 0,4% while core PPI was standing at 0,2% for the month. The currency pair started the previous week by shortly testing the 1,06 resistance line, but soon switched to the downside. The lowest weekly level reached was 1,045. The eurusd is ending the week at the level of 1,05. The RSI modestly reached level of 41, but still is not ready to cross the 50 line and move further toward the overbought market side. The MA50 continues to diverge further from its MA200 counterpart, without an indication over a potential cross anytime soon. The week ahead brings the FOMC meeting on December 18th, when the Fed will decide on the future course of interest rates. The market is expecting to see another 25 bps cut. This might impact some higher volatility on the market. As per current charts, there is some probability that eurusd might test 1,06 resistance level for one more time, but there is higher probability that the currency pair will turn back toward the 1,04 support level. Important news to watch during the week ahead are: EUR: HCOB Manufacturing PMI flash for December in Germany, Ifo Business Climate in Germany for December, Balance of trade in the Euro Zone in October, ZEW Economic Sentiment Index in Germany in December, Inflation Rate final for November in the Euro Zone, GfK Consumer Confidence in Germany for January, PPI index in November in Germany. USD: Retail Sales in November, Industrial Production in November, Building Permits preliminary in November, FOMC Meeting and economic projections, Fed Press Conference scheduled for December 18th, GDP Growth Rate final for Q3, PCE Price Index in November, Personal Consumption and Spending, Michigan Consumer Sentiment final for December.
by XBTFX