EURUSD falls in a head and shoulders pattern
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During Thursday's Asian session, EUR/USD is trading above 1.0500, making a gradual comeback from its eight-month low of 1.0488. The pair is receiving some support due to a slight decline in the US Dollar and sluggish US Treasury yields, amidst an optimistic sentiment.
The lowest point reached by EUR/USD was 1.0488, marking its lowest level since March and sitting just above the year-to-date low of 1.0483. Currently, the pair is hovering around 1.0500 with a bearish inclination following a modest rebound.
On the four-hour chart, there has been recovery observed after touching the lower boundary of the descending channel which indicates a possible correction or consolidation phase ahead. However, if there is a decisive drop below 1.0480, it could potentially trigger an acceleration towards the next support area at 1.0455 while immediate resistance can be found at 1.0550.
During Thursday's Asian session, EUR/USD is trading above 1.0500, making a gradual comeback from its eight-month low of 1.0488. The pair is receiving some support due to a slight decline in the US Dollar and sluggish US Treasury yields, amidst an optimistic sentiment.
The lowest point reached by EUR/USD was 1.0488, marking its lowest level since March and sitting just above the year-to-date low of 1.0483. Currently, the pair is hovering around 1.0500 with a bearish inclination following a modest rebound.
On the four-hour chart, there has been recovery observed after touching the lower boundary of the descending channel which indicates a possible correction or consolidation phase ahead. However, if there is a decisive drop below 1.0480, it could potentially trigger an acceleration towards the next support area at 1.0455 while immediate resistance can be found at 1.0550.
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