Introduction The Euro FX futures (6E) continue to struggle against a strengthening U.S. dollar, with price currently trading at 1.04395. The primary driver of the euro’s weakness is persistent dollar strength, fueled by hawkish Federal Reserve policy expectations and renewed investor confidence in the U.S. economy. The euro attempted a rebound from recent 2025 lows Read More…
Introduction Based on the latest inflation data, the U.S. dollar is likely to remain stable or potentially strengthen in the near term. The slowing but steady inflation rate, coupled with the Federal Reserve’s decision to maintain interest rates at their current elevated level, could make the dollar more attractive to investors seeking a safe haven. Read More…
Chart Overview In this analysis, we’ll take a closer look at the daily chart of the Euro FX Futures, focusing on the price movements as 6E has been stuck in a range for over one year. This range is between well-defined support and resistance zones, with the resistance zone at 1.10265, and the support zone Read More…
Weekly Chart Analysis: The weekly chart exhibits a consolidation pattern with a clear ‘Point of Control’ at approximately 1.09220. This level represents the price with the highest volume traded over the analyzed period and acts as a significant area of balance between supply and demand. The presence of a ‘Low Volume Node’ below this range Read More…
Weekly Chart Analysis:The weekly chart shows the price fluctuating within the Gaussian channel. The recent trend is sideways, with the price fluctuating between the upper and lower bands of the channel. The ‘Higher High’ (H) and ‘Lower Low’ (L) indicate a lack of a clear long-term trend. The RSI is at 54.37, which is neutral, Read More…
Dollar Too Strong For Euro The Dollar is just too strong for the Euro at this point, which has caused 6E to plunge 5.6% since its high back in July. The market has pushed the price below a support trend line, and the bulls are trying to hold it within a minor support zone. Technical Read More…
