
Weekly Analysis List
EUR/USD Weekly Analysis
1/5/26

Market Overview
EURUSD Weekly Analysis β 05 to 12 January 2026
Current Price: ~1.1720 (pullback from the late December high of 1.1910)
Bias: Cautiously Bearish to Neutral, with potential volatility
Projected Range: 1.1660 β 1.1850
π Fundamental Overview
πΊπΈ United States
The EUR/USD enters the first full trading week of 2026 under heavy influence from upcoming U.S. macro releasesβespecially Non Farm Payrolls (NFP).
β’ NFP Expectations:
Economists forecast ~55K new jobs for December, down from 64K previously, with manufacturing employment likely still falling due to Trump administration tariffs.
β’ Fresh Fed Signals:
Minutes from the latest FOMC meeting indicate that most officials support further rate cuts if inflation continues to fall, which keeps downward pressure on the USD.
β’ Geopolitical Factors:
Over the weekend, the U.S. military intervention in Venezuela sparked mild risk off sentiment, though early week FX impact is limited.
Overall, the U.S. side creates a volatile but potentially USD negative backdrop, depending on how NFP and Fed commentary unfold.
πͺπΊ Eurozone
β’ The Eurozone calendar is relatively quiet this week, with no major drivers expected to influence the euro.
β’ ECB expectations remain neutral, with rates projected to remain unchanged through much of 2026, supporting EUR stability.
Given this imbalance in data flow, USD centric risk will dominate EUR/USD movements.
π Technical Analysis
After reaching 1.1910 (the 2025 high), EUR/USD retreated and is currently consolidating near 1.1720.
The pair shows short term bearish structure, trading below multiple moving averages.
Key Support Levels
β’ 1.1660 β Major weekly support (and a likely NFP target).
β’ 1.1680 β 1.1700 β Near term demand zone; must hold to avoid deeper declines.
Key Resistance Levels
β’ 1.1735 β 1.1760 β Immediate short term resistance.
β’ 1.1850 β Upper boundary; break could re open bullish momentum.
β’ 1.1910 β December high; very strong psychological and structural resistance.
Indicators
β’ Momentum: Weak; price held below key MAs and unable to reclaim 1.1750 region.
β’ RSI: Mid range with modest upside room; no overbought risk currently.
π Trading Scenarios
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Bullish Scenario
β’ Entry: Break above 1.1730β1.1760
β’ Targets: 1.1850 β 1.1910
β’ Stop Loss: Below 1.1680
β’ Bullish Catalysts:
o Weak NFP (significant miss)
o Surprisingly dovish Fed tone
o Reduced geopolitical tensions
β Bearish Scenario
β’ Entry: Break below 1.1700β1.1680
β’ Targets: 1.1660 β 1.1600
β’ Stop Loss: Above 1.1760
β’ Bearish Catalysts:
o Strong NFP beat
o Hawkish leaning Fed communication
o Broad USD safe haven demand
Conclusion
π§ Market Sentiment Summary
EURUSD begins the January 2026 trading cycle with fragile momentum:
β’ USD remains vulnerable due to Fed cut expectations and poor labor outlook.
β’ EUR strength is muted due to an inactive Eurozone calendar.
β’ Pair is likely to whipsaw in response to NFP, Fed statements, and geopolitical headlines.
Bottom line:
The pair remains in a data driven consolidation, and direction depends almost entirely on U.S. labor data and Fed expectations. Holding above 1.1680 favors a rebound toward 1.1850; losing 1.1660 exposes deeper downside.
