UOB analysts indicate the Euro against the US Dollar is experiencing mild upward pressure. The Euro might reach 1.1840, but breaching 1.1860 is unlikely, and it must remain above 1.1785 to maintain upward movement.<\/p>\n
Currently, the Euro could rise slightly, yet due to weak momentum, advancement could stall at 1.1840. Resistance at 1.1860 remains secure unless the Euro breaks below 1.1765 soon, which would diminish downward risk. If the Euro surpasses 1.1860, a range-trading phase might begin. <\/p>\n
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We are currently observing mild upward pressure on the Euro, though this comes against a backdrop of divergent economic signals. While Eurozone inflation has eased to 2.5% recently, the latest US jobs report showed a robust addition of over 210,000 jobs, lending underlying support to the dollar. The pair is therefore struggling to maintain traction above the 1.0800 level.<\/p>\n
For derivative traders, this suggests a strategy built around key levels in the coming weeks. Any advance in the Euro is likely to be capped at a test of the 1.0850 resistance area, with the more significant barrier at 1.0880 unlikely to come under threat. To sustain any upward push, we need to see the Euro hold above the support at 1.0750.<\/p>\n
Downward momentum has eased, but a decisive break and hold below 1.0720 would signal that downside risks are re-emerging, a pattern reminiscent of the volatility we witnessed in late 2025. Conversely, a sustained move above the strong resistance at 1.0880 would indicate the pair has entered a new range-trading phase. This would suggest selling volatility through strategies like short strangles could become more attractive.<\/p>\n
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