
Weekly Analysis List
EUR/USD Weekly Analysis
3/2/26

Market Overview
EURUSD Weekly Market Analysis
Date Range: 1β7 March 2026
Currency Pair: EUR/USD
Current Price: ~1.1817 (after rebounding from 1.1743β1.1745 weekly lows)
Trend Bias: Corrective within medium term uptrend
Range Outlook: 1.1700β1.1900, with risk extensions to 1.1580 on the downside and 1.1950 on the upside
π Fundamental Overview
EURUSD starts the new week in a tight consolidation zone, pressured by rising U.S. inflation and geopolitically driven risk aversion, but supported by stabilizing Eurozone inflation.
πΊπΈ United States
1. U.S. Inflation Surprises to the Upside
β’ The January PPI jumped from 0.4% to 0.5%, pushing annual producer inflation up from 3.3% β 3.6%.
β’ Core PPI rose from 0.6% β 0.8% m/m.
Impact:
β’ Markets fear the Fed may delay rate cuts, possibly beyond June.
β’ This supports the U.S. dollar and caps EURUSD upside.
2. Geopolitical Shock: IsraelβIran Conflict Escalates
β’ Israel and Iran exchanged strikes, with shipping disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz expected.
Impact:
β’ Higher oil prices β higher U.S. inflation expectations β stronger USD.
β’ Safe-haven flows favor USD over EUR.
3. Key U.S. Data Ahead
β’ NFP due Friday: Analysts expect +60k jobs and unemployment steady at 4.3%.
If NFP beats expectations, EURUSD could retest 1.17 or lower.
πͺπΊ Eurozone
1. Eurozone Inflation Softens Further
β’ German headline CPI fell from 2.1% β 1.9% in February.
Impact:
β’ Reinforces ECBβs data dependent, cautious stance.
β’ Limits EUR strength.
2. Eurozone Macro Mixed
β’ German retail sales were weaker than expected while manufacturing shows some resilience (per parallel reporting).
3. ECB Outlook
β’ ECB still seen holding rates steady, with no immediate tightening or clear dovish pivot.
π Technical Analysis
EURUSD trades at 1.1817, sitting just above the 50 day EMA and forming a falling wedgeβa structure that often precedes bullish breakouts.
Market Structure
β’ Falling wedge on daily chart β potential bullish reversal risk.
β’ RSI and MACD pointing higher, showing early upside momentum.
Bollinger Bands
β’ Narrowing bands indicate declining volatility and an impending breakout.
Support Levels
β’ 1.1700β1.1720 β Key medium term support (must hold to preserve bullish structure)
β’ 1.1743β1.1745 β Recent swing low
β’ 1.1580β1.1600 β Next major support if 1.17 breaks
Resistance Levels
β’ 1.1870β1.1895 β First meaningful resistance cluster
β’ 1.1900β1.1950 β Medium term breakout zone
β’ 1.2000β1.2050 β January highs / uptrend confirmation zone
π Trading Scenarios
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Bullish Scenario
β’ Entry: Break above 1.1870
β’ Targets:
o 1.1900β1.1950
o 1.2000β1.2050
β’ Stop: Below 1.1740
β’ Catalysts:
o Softer NFP
o De-escalation of Middle East conflict
o Lower U.S. ISM readings
β’ Rationale:
Falling wedge + positive MACD/RSI suggest EURUSD could rebound if USD momentum cools.
β Bearish Scenario
β’ Entry: Break below 1.1700
β’ Targets:
o 1.1600
o 1.1580
β’ Stop: Above 1.1820
β’ Catalysts:
o Strong NFP
o Hot U.S. inflation signals
o Further escalation in Iran/Israel conflict
β’ Rationale:
A decisive break below 1.17 invalidates the wedge pattern and resumes the broader correction.
Conclusion
π§ Market Sentiment Summary
β’ Short-term sentiment: Bearish neutral, dominated by U.S. inflation shock and geopolitical risk.
β’ Medium-term sentiment: Moderately bullish as long as EURUSD holds 1.1700β1.1720 support.
β’ Volatility expected to spike around:
o NFP (Friday)
o ISM Manufacturing/Services
o Eurozone CPI (early week)
Base Case: Continued consolidation between 1.1740β1.1870, with breakout potential driven by U.S. data and Middle East headlines.
