The euro remains steady, supported by Germany’s stable CPI data at 2.7% and improving GfK Consumer Climate, which rose to -21.3. A widening current account surplus of 25.8B indicates robust trade flows, while German PPI increased by 0.5%, exceeding forecasts.
However, market sentiment was cautious ahead of the Belgian Business Climate and Consumer Confidence reports.
Final CPI at 2.2% signals contained inflationary pressures but below earlier projections, creating mixed outlooks. Traders watch closely for further clues from German PPI trends and broader sentiment updates.
The EUR/USD is trading at $1.03747, up 0.16%, as the pair shows resilience near the pivot point of $1.03432. Immediate resistance is at $1.04223, with further upside targets at $1.04725. On the downside, support is seen at $1.02864, followed by $1.02301.
The 50 EMA at $1.04326 and the 200 EMA at $1.05017 highlight persistent bearish pressure, as the price remains below both averages.
A sustained break above $1.04223 could ignite bullish momentum, targeting the $1.04725 level. However, failure to hold above the pivot may lead to renewed selling pressure, with a possible slide toward $1.02864.
A decisive move above 0.82918 could shift sentiment toward bullish, targeting the resistance at 0.83258. Conversely, failure to hold above the pivot could lead to further declines toward 0.82732.
Arslan, a webinar speaker and derivatives analyst, has an MBA in Finance and MPhil in Behavioral Finance. He guides financial analysis, trading, and cryptocurrency forecasting. Expert in trading psychology and sentiment.