EUR/USD Price Analysis: Eyes pullback after failure to beat macro trendline hurdle
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- EUR/USD fails to take out a 12-year-long bearish trendline.
- Daily RSI continues to show overbought conditions for the euro.
EUR/USD is trading in the red near 1.1755 at press time, having hit a 26-month high of 1.1909 on Friday.
Notably, on Friday, the pair fell 0.60% and failed to close above the resistance of trendline falling from 2008 and 2014 highs.
That, alongside an overbought or above-70 reading on the relative strength index is indicative of ebbing of bullish momentum.
As such, the pair may test dip demand by testing the 10-day simple moving average (SMA), which is currently located at 1.1698.
Acceptance under that level could cause some buyers to exit the market, leading to a deeper decline toward 1.1495 (March 9 high).
Alternatively, the immediate bullish bias would be revived if the 10-day SMA support holds ground.
Daily chart
Weekly chart
Trend: Pullback underway
Technical levels
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