EUR/USD Climbs Over 2.30% Weekly
Following stronger-than-expected EUR PMI results, EUR/USD surges this Friday, posting over 2.30% weekly gain to trade around 1.0515, though it is facing resistance near 1.0525. This recovery follows Monday's Jan. 13th low of 1.0177, the lowest price level since November 21, 2022.
The dollar showed notable weakness in the cause of the week, with the dollar index (DXY) declining to 107.27. This provided momentum for the bullish movement in EUR/USD, further strengthening the pair.
From a technical perspective, sellers may attempt to push the price back to the 1.0441 support level, where buyers could step in to regain momentum. A successful break above the 1.0525 resistance could open the door for a test of 1.0603. Conversely, if sellers manage to push the price below 1.0400, the next potential downside target lies at 1.0369. Breakouts beyond these levels remains possible.
Later today, the release of U.S. Manufacturing and Services PMI at 6:45 PM GMT+4 could play a key role in determining the next direction for EUR/USD. These data points will likely influence volatility and provide further clarity on the pair's trajectory.
The dollar showed notable weakness in the cause of the week, with the dollar index (DXY) declining to 107.27. This provided momentum for the bullish movement in EUR/USD, further strengthening the pair.
From a technical perspective, sellers may attempt to push the price back to the 1.0441 support level, where buyers could step in to regain momentum. A successful break above the 1.0525 resistance could open the door for a test of 1.0603. Conversely, if sellers manage to push the price below 1.0400, the next potential downside target lies at 1.0369. Breakouts beyond these levels remains possible.
Later today, the release of U.S. Manufacturing and Services PMI at 6:45 PM GMT+4 could play a key role in determining the next direction for EUR/USD. These data points will likely influence volatility and provide further clarity on the pair's trajectory.
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