The EURO (EUR) is experiencing a cautious buildup in momentum, with expectations that it may advance toward 1.0325 and possibly even reach 1.0350. Analysts indicate that the EUR has entered a range trading phase, where it is expected to fluctuate between 1.0220 and 1.0400 over the short term.
In the latest assessment, following a significant rebound from the 1.0176 mark on Monday, there were indications that the EUR was poised for further gains. At a level of 1.0265, the potential for an increase was noted, but it was also highlighted that strong resistance around 1.0310 would be difficult to surpass. After dipping to a low of 1.0237, the EUR managed to climb back to a peak of 1.0308 late in the trading session. Although upward momentum appears to be building gradually, today’s trading could see the EURO rise to 1.0325, with support levels identified at 1.0275 and 1.0245.
In a broader context, the outlook for the EURO has shifted since earlier this month. Previously, risks were tilting toward the downside, particularly with a watchful eye on the 1.0190 level. A recent sharp drop to 1.0176 followed by a quick recovery has eased some downward pressure, yet resistance at 1.0310 remains crucial. While this resistance point has not been definitively broken, the downward trends are subsiding, suggesting that the EURO is settling into a range trading scenario. In summary, market conditions appear to favor movement between 1.0220 and 1.0400 for the foreseeable future.