Euro vs USD Technical Analysis
- Bearish signals on EUR/USD price chart
- Negative outlook below 1.1713
EUR/USD: Bulls Pullback
Last week, Euro hit an over 28-month high against the US Dollar at 1.2010. However, the price slipped after and closed a weekly candlestick in the red with a 0.6% loss, as some bulls seemed to cut back.
Alongside that, the Relative Strength Index (RSI) fell from 64 to 54 highlighting that bulls were losing momentum.
EUR/USD Daily Price Chart ( June 2- September 9, 2020 )
Chart Source: Webtrader, Capex.com
On September 2, EUR/USD declined to the current 1.1909 -1.1713 trading zone reflecting a weaker bullish sentiment. This week, the price resumed falling eyeing a test of the low end of the aforementioned trading zone.
It is worth noting the price/RSI bearish divergence as the former created a higher high, while the latter created a lower high, signaling a possible reversal of the upward trend.
A daily close below the low end of the zone at 1.1713 reflects even weaker bulls and could encourage bears to take the initiative and possibly press towards the monthly support at 1.1621 (October 2018 high).
On the flip-side, a failure in closing below the low end of the zone could reverse the current move towards the high end of the zone at 1.1909.
EUR/USD Four Hour Price Chart ( July 23- September 9, 2020 )
Chart Source: Webtrader, Capex.com
This week, EUR/USD broke below the bullish trendline support originated from the July 23 low at 1.1539 generating a bearish signal. As a result, the price declined today to 1.1751- its lowest level in four weeks.
To conclude, the bull’s weakness could embolden bears to take control of the price action. Therefore, a break below 1.1690 could send the price towards 1.1641, while a break above 1.1820 may cause a rally towards the high end of the current trading zone discussed above on the daily chart.
