
Weekly Analysis List
EUR/USD Weekly Analysis
10/13/25

Market Overview
EURUSD Weekly Market Analysis
Date Range: 13 – 17 October 2025
Currency Pair: EUR/USD
Current Price: ~1.1537
Trend Bias: Bearish Consolidation
Range Outlook: 1.1500 – 1.1740
🔍 Fundamental Overview
EUR/USD continued its downward drift last week as eurozone political uncertainty and weak macro data weighed on sentiment. Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar held firm despite the ongoing government shutdown, supported by safe-haven flows and expectations of Fed easing.
🇺🇸 United States:
• Fed Rate Outlook: Markets price in ~95% probability of a rate cut by end-October.
• Government Shutdown: Enters second week, delaying key data releases.
• Risk Sentiment: Dollar supported by safe-haven demand.
• Fed Commentary: Officials remain cautious but open to further easing.
🇪🇺 Eurozone:
• Political Risk: French cabinet reshuffle and budget tensions add pressure.
• Macro Data: Industrial production remains weak; services show mild recovery.
• Inflation: Headline CPI eases to 2.6% YoY.
• ECB Outlook: No major shift expected; divergence with Fed favors USD.
📊 Technical Analysis
Support Levels:
• 1.1500 – psychological level
• 1.1440 – multi-month low
• 1.1380 – extended downside target
Resistance Levels:
• 1.1650 – short-term ceiling
• 1.1730 – swing high
• 1.1830 – breakout level
Indicators:
• MACD: Bearish crossover
• Stochastic: Oversold zone
• RSI: ~40 – weak momentum
• 50-day MA: Price below ~1.1700 – bearish signal
📈 Trading Scenarios
✅ Bullish Setup:
• Entry: Above 1.1650 with volume
• Targets: 1.1730 ➡️ 1.1830
• Stop-Loss: Below 1.1500
• Catalysts: ECB surprise, weak U.S. data, risk-on flows
❌ Bearish Setup:
• Entry: Below 1.1500
• Targets: 1.1440 ➡️ 1.1380
• Stop-Loss: Above 1.1650
• Catalysts: Strong U.S. data, hawkish Fed tone, eurozone instability
Conclusion
🧠 Market Sentiment Summary
EUR/USD remains under pressure with limited upside momentum. A break below 1.1500 could trigger further downside toward 1.1380. Bulls need a clear catalyst to reclaim 1.1650+. Watch for developments from the Fed, ECB, and G20 meetings this week.