EUR/USD’s broader outlook is clouded by a shift in rate differentials and market repricing. Stronger U.S. data (durable goods, GDP revision, labor market resilience) has widened the terminal-rate spread in favor of the dollar, now hovering near -116 to -118 bps.

Macro Backdrop

• Fed vs ECB: Investors are paring back expectations for rapid Fed easing, while the ECB faces fiscal and political headwinds in France and Germany.
• Spreads: Widening rate spreads remain a decisive bearish driver for EUR/USD.
• Risk Events: U.S. September PMIs, August JOLTS, September ADP and NFP will provide decisive direction. Strong results could embolden dollar bulls.

Technical Picture

• Trendline Test: The euro hovers near support drawn from the May 12 low; a breach would confirm downside continuation.
• Support Zones:
  • 1.1660 (near-term pivot).
  • 1.1606 (Sept 22 low).
  • 1.1400, then 1.1200/25 (major downside objectives).
• Resistance Zones:
  • 1.1725–1.1730 (breakdown point).
  • 1.1789 (July high).
  • 1.1836/1.1919 (upper Bollinger / September peak).
• Momentum Indicators: Daily RSI is falling, confirming bearish control; MACD histogram is negative, showing downside momentum is intact.

Strategic Implications

A decisive break of trendline support near 1.1660 risks an acceleration lower, targeting 1.1400–1.1200 if U.S. yields rise further. Conversely, should U.S. data underperform, EUR/USD may stabilize and retest 1.1780–1.1830. For now, the risk-reward skews bearish, and bulls are forced into defense.

➡️ Summary: EUR/USD is in a corrective pullback that risks turning into a broader downtrend. Short-term supports at 1.1660–1.1606 are critical; losing them exposes 1.1400–1.1200. Upside recovery only resumes above 1.1780–1.1830.