We adhered to intraday neutrality during the previous analysis due to the conflicting technical signals, clarifying that the bearish trend depends on confirming the break of 1.2700 to target 1.2630. As a result, the pair recorded its lowest price at 1.2630.
Technically, the bearish technical structure shown on the 240-minute chart, increasing the possibility of resuming the decline, in addition to the pair’s failure to maintain trading above the 1.2710 level.
Therefore, there is a possibility of more negative moves, provided that 1.2630 is confirmed, targeting 1.2600 and 1.2570, respectively, and losses may extend later to visit 1.2510.
Rising again above the previously broken support-into-resistance level at 1.2710 negates the bearish scenario, and we may witness a bullish bias that aims to retest 1.2770.
Note: CFD trading involves risks; all scenarios may occur.
S1: 1.2600 | R1: 1.2710 |
S2: 1.2570 | R2: 1.2770 |
S3: 1.2510 | R3: 1.2885 |