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The EURUSD climbed earlier today, reaching a swing area high between 1.1406 and 1.14239. It traded mostly above the lower end of that range, with only a short dip below quickly corrected.
Buyers Currently Dominant
Buyers are currently dominant, with the next target set at 1.1479, referencing levels from April 21 and April 22. A decrease below 1.14066 may lead to a shift in control from buyers to sellers.
Earlier in the day, EUR/USD pushed towards the upper boundary of a previously defined swing zone, touching levels around 1.14239 after finding support at 1.1406. The currency pair remained comfortably above that lower boundary for most of the session, with only a brief dip that was quickly reversed – a move typically interpreted as strength from those supporting price.
The immediate goal seems clear: challenge the 1.1479 region, which marks resistance levels established back in late April. That high has not been convincingly tested since, making it a relevant short-term hurdle. However, should price drift back below 1.14066 and stay beneath it for more than a short window, it would likely spark a recalibration from those participating in leveraged markets. Closing bars under that mark could shift positioning towards the downside, potentially inviting more volatility should stops begin to trigger.
Price Action Perspective
From our perspective, such price action provides a working boundary for directional bias – a practical approach for evaluating what’s defensible and what’s exposed. In the current scenario, the support close to 1.1406 gives buyers a nearby level to defend. When price holds above a line that previously offered hesitation, participants may treat that as a reliable floor for now.
That said, for those used to trading direction via options or leveraged futures, any rally losing steam below the 1.1479 figure might hint at fatigue, especially given recent follow-through behaviour. Markets do not often move in straight lines, so if momentum begins to fade, there’s a natural tendency for repricing toward the middle of established ranges. Waiting for that failure point, rather than chasing breaks, might prove more productive than reactive entries, particularly when open interest reveals crowded one-sided sentiment.
Volatility has been moderate, but positioning around known resistance that hasn’t broken in weeks can often precede sharper moves once tested repeatedly. Whether those resolve higher or reject will depend on who gives up first. A hold above current intraday support keeps the upward arrow intact, at least for now. Reassessing at 1.1479 – should we get there – could suggest whether buyers remain committed beyond what looks like a soft technical ceiling.
