Global markets have stepped back from the edge, at least for now, after the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire last night. The initial reaction was fairly textbook: risk assets rallied as oil prices took a big drop.
EUR/USD Price Forecast: Posts fresh monthly high around 1.1700
EUR/USD rose sharply midweek to 1.1675, reaching a four-week high. Pressure on the US dollar came after President Donald Trump postponed the threat of strikes on Iranian civilian infrastructure for two weeks.
The Euro broke above the resistance level of the triangle formation which could lead to a further advance toward resistances 1.1800 and 1.1920-60. Intraday level support starts from 1.1600 while as long as the market holds above it, the advance could continue.
EUR/USD: Dollar slips on Gulf ceasefire – Commerzbank
EUR/USD nears 1.1700 as markets welcome the ceasefire in Iran
Dollar's sharp slide as oil price drops below $100 on the US-Iran ceasefire is raising a critical question for FX markets: whether the unwinding of war premium is now enough to push EUR/USD back toward the 1.20 psychological level. The move reflects a rapid shift from pricing disruption to pricing partial normalization—but the path forward remains conditional.
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Support Levels for EUR/USD Today: 1.1510 – 1.1460 – 1.1390.
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