The EUR/USD currency pair traded strictly sideways on Monday, with minimal volatility. We had expected the market to continue reacting to Friday's events, but traders decided to take a pause — which, of course, is understandable. There were absolutely no significant news releases on Monday. In our view, the overall technical picture still suggests further upward movement. The poor U.S. labor market and unemployment data, along with new tariffs and sanctions introduced by Donald Trump, essentially indicate both the negative impact of the trade war on the economy and a new escalation of the trade conflict. Therefore, we believe that the broader situation and global fundamental backdrop have not changed recently. The U.S. dollar had been rising for several weeks on technical grounds, driven by Trump's signing of several favorable trade agreements and a solid Q2 GDP report. However, the labor market data have revealed the flip side of Trump's policy. His political interference in the operations of the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Federal Reserve also plays an important role in shaping the dollar's exchange rate.
On the 5-minute timeframe, the price moved only sideways on Monday, hovering around the 1.1563–1.1571 range. As a result, there were many potential signals during the day. Naturally, all of them turned out to be false, but it was already clear during the European session that we were in for a total flat market.
On the hourly timeframe, EUR/USD has every chance of resuming the upward trend that has been forming since the beginning of the year. The "house of cards" for the U.S. dollar has collapsed. We had previously warned that there were no long-term grounds for dollar appreciation and had expressed doubts about the "optimism" surrounding Trump's policies and their initial results. Friday confirmed that our skepticism was justified.
On Tuesday, the EUR/USD pair may resume its northward movement. After a well-deserved rest on Monday, the market is ready to continue getting rid of the U.S. currency. In addition to the dismal labor market report, we also note a new batch of tariffs from the generous American president — along with a fresh round of threats. We believe the dollar will continue to weaken. As a support zone from which growth may resume, we suggest using the 1.1552–1.1571 area.
On the 5-minute chart, watch the following levels: 1.1198–1.1218, 1.1267–1.1292, 1.1354–1.1363, 1.1413, 1.1455–1.1474, 1.1527, 1.1552–1.1563–1.1571, 1.1655–1.1666, 1.1740–1.1745, 1.1808, 1.1851, 1.1908.
There are no important events scheduled in the eurozone on Tuesday. However, the U.S. ISM Services PMI, a key business activity index, will be released.
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