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Euro will likely Continue its Decline to 1.1560 pointsHello traders, I want share with you my opinion about Euro. The market for the Euro has seen a significant shift in its structure, following a 'fake breakout' above the 1.1780 Resistance Level which led to a new ATH near 1.1920. This reversal initiated a new bearish phase, with the price action for EURUSD now being contained within a downward wedge. Currently, after finding support near the bottom of this formation, the asset is in a corrective rally, approaching the descending resistance line of the wedge. In my mind, this rally is a corrective move that will fail upon testing the wedge's resistance. I expect that the price will complete its small upward movement and be rejected from this dynamic resistance. I think this rejection will confirm that sellers remain in control and will trigger the next major decline. Therefore, I have placed my TP at the 1.1560 level, targeting the major buyer zone at the bottom of the structure. Please share this idea with your friends and click Boost 🚀
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EURUSD Ascending Channel Breakdown selling from supply Zone📉 EUR/USD Technical Breakdown Alert!
The pair has broken down from an ascending channel and is currently selling off from the supply zone around 1.1680 💥
🕒 30-Minute Time Frame Analysis
🎯 Downside Targets:
1️⃣ 1.1640 — First Support Zone
2️⃣ 1.1620 — Key Support Area
3️⃣ 1.1560 — Major Support Zone
💬 Momentum favors the bears as long as price stays below 1.1680.
Keep an eye on reaction at each support level for potential scalps or continuation setups. ⚠️
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EURUSD Review October 23 2025Short-term price movement ideas.
The price has tested the weekly zone of interest, and from there we received confirmations on the daily chart in the form of a short FVG. This zone currently serves as the main area for short setups. Inside it, there is a 4H trigger — after its sweep and confirmation on a lower timeframe, short positions can be considered with the target of taking out the previous low. However, if we receive confirmations directly on the 4H chart, we can then aim for the weekly low.
Be flexible, adapt to the market, and the results will come quickly. Good luck to everyone.
EUR/USD Short Setup – Entry 1.1590, SL 1.1615, TP 1.1545On the 1‑hour EUR/USD chart, I see minor bearish momentum around 1.1590. I’m planning a short entry at 1.1590 with a stop loss at 1.1615 (above the recent intraday high) and a take‑profit at 1.1545 near the last demand zone. This yields roughly a 1:1.8 risk‑reward ratio. This is a personal trade idea for educational purposes, not financial advice. Use at your own risk.
EURUSD waiting for the newsTomorrow, the U.S. inflation data will be released — a key report that could shape the FED’s decision next week and determine the market’s next move.
The news will be published as scheduled, despite the ongoing government shutdown.
Watch for the formation of a higher low and potential buying opportunities after the release.
EUR/USD on the 30-minute timeframe....EUR/USD on the 30-minute timeframe, and my marked two “Target Points” on it.
Let’s interpret what’s shown:
Current price: around 1.1598–1.1600.
I have a downtrend line that price looks like it’s testing from below.
A small support box (around 1.1590 area) shows a possible reversal zone.
Two target levels are marked with blue arrows and labeled “Target Point.”
Based on what’s visible:
First target (near-term): Around 1.1650–1.1655
Second target (extended): Around 1.1700–1.1710
✅ Targets summary:
🎯 TP1: 1.1650
🎯 TP2: 1.1700
These levels correspond to my drawn projection arrows and are logical resistance zones (top of the Ichimoku cloud and prior structure highs).
If you want a tactical plan:
Entry zone: Around 1.1600 (confirmation of bullish break from the descending channel).
Stop-loss: Below 1.1580 (below recent low and support box).
Take-profit:
TP1 → 1.1650
TP2 → 1.1700
EUR/USD – Reversal Pattern Points to Further DownsideThe EUR/USD pair on the 1H timeframe is showing a clear rounded top formation, signaling a shift from bullish momentum to bearish control. After peaking around 1.17500, price has been steadily declining and recently confirmed a lower high, indicating the continuation of a short-term downtrend.
Currently, price is hovering near the 1.1590 zone, retesting short-term support. However, momentum remains weak, suggesting the possibility of another leg lower if buyers fail to defend this area.
Technical breakdown:
Resistance zone: 1.1700 – 1.1750 (previous distribution area)
Short-term support: 1.1570 – 1.1550
Major target: 1.1520, where the previous base structure was established
Indicators and structure:
The downtrend channel (blue) remains intact, showing consistent lower highs.
EMA lines are aligned bearishly, confirming short-term selling pressure.
RSI is below 50, indicating momentum still favors sellers.
Scenario outlook:
If EUR/USD fails to break above 1.1620 and instead confirms a rejection from that level, we may see a continuation move toward 1.1550, and potentially 1.1520. Conversely, a sustained close above 1.1630 could lead to a short-term pullback, but the broader bias remains bearish.
In summary, EUR/USD is showing strong technical signals of a rounded top reversal, suggesting more downside potential in the near term. Traders should focus on short opportunities from resistance with proper risk management.
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$EURUSD – Back Inside the Downtrend | Targeting Lower Liquidity💹 FX:EURUSD UPDATE
Price broke out of the downtrend and has now fallen back inside the trendline.
We currently see USD strength dominating the Euro — momentum favors sells.
There are still lower liquidity zones that need to be cleared.
I’m in on the sells, targeting those areas. Stay disciplined and let the market play out. 📉
Fundamental Market Analysis for October 23, 2025 EURUSDThe euro is declining against the US dollar amid persistent demand for safe-haven assets and expectations for US inflation data. Investors note that delays in the release of official US macroeconomic data caused by the government shutdown do not resolve the question of the price trajectory: the market is still repricing the timing and scale of monetary easing in the US, which supports the USD. Taken together, this keeps the pair around 1.16000 and caps attempts to rise.
Additional pressure on the euro comes from uneven signals from the euro area’s real sector and the regulator’s cautious tone on growth prospects, while US Treasury yields remain relatively high. In the short term, the risk balance for EURUSD is tilted toward further declines, especially in the absence of positive surprises in US price dynamics and signs of acceleration in the eurozone economy.
In October the euro’s vulnerability to deteriorating global risk sentiment and US news flow was also evident. As of today this remains relevant: the dollar retains an advantage thanks to expectations around Federal Reserve rates and its role as a funding currency, while the euro is exposed to the region’s political-economic risks. Given these inputs, a strategy of selling from round levels looks justified.
Trading recommendation: SELL 1.16050, SL 1.16250, TP 1.15450
21/10/25 EUR/USD Trading PlanI entered a Eurodollar long position last week, expecting a retracement rebound around 1.155, and took partial profit at 1.172.
While the dollar is still showing buying strength, I believe it will eventually fill the gap from two weeks ago before a rebound occurs.
Many traders also seem to view the Eurodollar as being in a flat phase right now, showing a sort of corrective move.
This Friday, the CPI data will be released.
I will take action if the Eurodollar fills the gap from two weeks ago and reaches around 1.178, near the high of the previous week.
EUR/USD: Sellers Still in Control – Downtrend Likely to ContinueHello everyone,
Looking at the H4 chart, the market picture hasn't changed much: sellers are still in control. The sequence of lower highs and lower lows confirms that the bearish structure remains intact. The recent bounce toward 1.1670–1.1700 looks more like a pullback to build selling pressure rather than a genuine reversal signal.
The Fair Value Gap (FVG) in that area did exactly what it was expected to do – attract liquidity before price was rejected and pushed back down to 1.159x. Everything so far suggests the market is moving in line with a healthy bearish trend: weak pullbacks followed by strong drops.
On the Ichimoku system, price remains entirely below the cloud with no shift in structure, confirming that bearish momentum is not just short-term but extends into the medium term. Volume on the last pullback also weakened clearly, signalling buyers lack conviction.
From an intermarket perspective, the US dollar is regaining dominance as safe-haven flows rotate back into the DXY following gold's corrective move. Meanwhile, the euro continues to face pressure from the gloomy economic outlook in the Eurozone and the European Central Bank's cautious stance. A widening policy gap versus the Federal Reserve makes it even harder for EUR/USD to recover sustainably.
The only scenario I favour for now: continuation to the downside. The next target sits at 1.1550, and below that 1.1500 where a lower FVG may trigger a temporary pause for rebalancing. Any pullback toward 1.1650–1.1700 is still a selling opportunity unless price can close above 1.1720 – something that has yet to show any signs of happening.
What do you think – is this a chance to ride the trend, or should we stay cautious and wait for clearer confirmation?






















