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EUR/USD Weekly Analysis

9/15/25

EUR/USD Weekly Analysis

Market Overview

EURUSD Weekly Market Analysis
Date Range: 15–19 September 2025
Currency Pair: EUR/USD
Current Price: ~1.1736
Trend Bias: Slightly Bullish
Range Outlook: 1.1630 – 1.1830

πŸ” Fundamental Overview
The EUR/USD pair enters mid-September with a bullish tilt, supported by weak U.S. macro data and a cautious ECB stance.
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ United States:
β€’ Fed Rate Outlook: Markets are pricing in a 25bps rate cut at the 17 September FOMC meeting with near certainty.
β€’ Inflation Data: August CPI rose 2.9% YoY, while Core CPI held steady at 3.1%.
β€’ Labor Market: Jobless claims surged to 263K, the highest since 2021.
β€’ Empire State Manufacturing Index: Dropped sharply to -8.7 from 11.9, signaling contraction.
πŸ‡ͺπŸ‡Ί Eurozone:
β€’ ECB Policy: Rates held steady; President Lagarde emphasized a data-dependent approach.
β€’ German Wholesale Prices: Fell 0.6%, reflecting softening demand.
β€’ Trade Balance: Posted a €5.3B surplus, supporting the euro.
β€’ ECB Commentary: Officials remain cautious, citing persistent inflation risks.

πŸ“Š Technical Analysis
Support Levels:
β€’ 1.1725 – short-term pivot
β€’ 1.1670 – trendline support
β€’ 1.1630 – key weekly base
Resistance Levels:
β€’ 1.1830 – recent swing high
β€’ 1.1880 – breakout target
β€’ 1.1910 – medium-term resistance
Indicators:
β€’ MACD: Bullish crossover
β€’ Stochastic: Near overbought
β€’ RSI: 68 – approaching resistance
β€’ Bollinger Bands: Expanding – volatility increasing

πŸ“ˆ Trading Scenarios
βœ… Bullish Setup:
β€’ Entry: Above 1.1740 with confirmation
β€’ Targets: 1.1830 ➑️ 1.1880
β€’ Stop-Loss: Below 1.1670
β€’ Catalysts: Weak U.S. data, dovish Fed, stable Eurozone fundamentals
❌ Bearish Setup:
β€’ Entry: Below 1.1670
β€’ Targets: 1.1630 ➑️ 1.1580
β€’ Stop-Loss: Above 1.1740
β€’ Catalysts: Hawkish Fed surprise, Eurozone data miss, risk-off sentiment

Conclusion

🧠 Market Sentiment Summary
EUR/USD remains supported by soft U.S. data and a cautious Fed outlook. The euro is benefiting from a stable macro backdrop, while the dollar faces pressure from rising unemployment and slowing inflation. A confirmed breakout above 1.1830 could open the door to 1.1880 and beyond, while a drop below 1.1670 would shift momentum back toward 1.1580.

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