The left chart shows daily price action. EURUSD is in a mark-up phase. This phase is typically defined by a bullish EMA formation. The green 5-day EMA > the orange 13-day EMA > the black 34-day EMA. The RSI(9) is above 50 and indicative of bullish momentum (blue rectangle).
The right chart shows hourly price action. Key support is potentially at the confluence of factors including the central pivot level (P), the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level, and price congestion support (green rectangle). The stochastic is also at buyer friendly levels (green ellipse). A pullback in EURUSD may provide a “buy the dip in an uptrend” opportunity.
Please note the ECB rate announcement and press conference today, which is likely to create volatility.
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