
Weekly Analysis List
EUR/USD Weekly Analysis
9/8/25

Market Overview
EURUSD Weekly Market Analysis
Date Range: 08–12 September 2025
Currency Pair: EUR/USD
Current Price: ~1.1728
Trend Bias: Neutral to Bullish
Range Outlook: 1.1570 – 1.1845
🔍 Fundamental Overview
The EURUSD pair enters the second week of September with a cautiously bullish tone, driven by weak US labor data and growing expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts.
🇺🇸 United States:
• Fed Rate Outlook: Markets now price in a 98% probability of a 25-basis-point rate cut in September, up from 86% the previous week.
• Labor Market Weakness: August nonfarm payrolls showed only 22,000 new jobs, far below the expected 75,000. The unemployment rate rose to 4.3% from 4.2%.
• Political Pressure: Ongoing political tension, including Donald Trump’s criticism of Fed officials, adds uncertainty to the dollar’s outlook.
🇪🇺 Eurozone:
• Inflation & Employment: August CPI came in at 2.1% YoY, confirming a slowdown in inflation. Unemployment remains stable at 6.2%, and PPI growth is subdued at 0.2% YoY, indicating a cooling economy.
📊 Technical Analysis
• Support Levels:
o 1.1570 – key range support
o 1.1500 – secondary support
o 1.1380 – extended bearish target
• Resistance Levels:
o 1.1740 – short-term resistance
o 1.1830 – bullish breakout target
o 1.1845 – wedge pattern resistance
o 1.2095 – invalidation of bearish outlook
• Indicators:
o MACD: Flat near zero – trend indecision
o Stochastic: Mid-range – neutral sentiment
o RSI: Testing resistance – potential for reversal
o Bollinger Bands: Narrowing – consolidation phase
📈 Trading Scenarios
✅ Bullish Setup:
• Entry: Above 1.1650 with confirmation above 1.1740
• Targets: 1.1830 ➡️ 1.1845
• Stop-Loss: Below 1.1580
• Catalysts: Weak US data, dovish Fed tone, stable Eurozone fundamentals
❌ Bearish Setup:
• Entry: Below 1.1580
• Targets: 1.1500 ➡️ 1.1380
• Stop-Loss: Above 1.1675
• Catalysts: Strong US macro data, political instability in Europe, safe-haven dollar demand
Conclusion
🧠 Market Sentiment Summary
EURUSD remains range-bound but leans bullish amid growing Fed dovishness and weak US employment data. The euro is supported by stable inflation and labor conditions, while the dollar faces pressure from political uncertainty and slowing job growth. A breakout above 1.1740 could open the path to 1.1830 and beyond, while a drop below 1.1570 would shift momentum toward 1.1380.



