EUR/USD Price analysis: The euro is stabilized about 1,1300 with the intact bias

• The EUR/USD is negotiated around the 1,1300 zone after modest advances in Tuesday’s post-European session.
• The upward structure is maintained, although short -term indicators point to a mixed momentum.
• Key support levels are grouped just below, while trends -based indicators continue to favor buyers.

The Eur/USD pair moved slightly on Tuesday, negotiating near the 1,1300 zone after the European session, since buyers remained in control despite the lack of a strong momentum. The torque is in the average range within today’s movement and is maintained above the key trend indicators, maintaining an upward posture even when intradicate signals suggest temporary indecision.

Technically, the EUR/USD shows a general bullish bias. The convergence/divergence indicator of mobile socks currently prints a sales signal, while the relative force index remains neutral just below 60, reflecting a constant momentum – but not aggressive. The amazing oscillator and the stochastic %K are also neutral, pointing to a limited short -term directional force while the torque consolidates recent profits.

Under the surface, the bullish structure is well supported. Simple mobile stockings of 20 days, 100 days and 200 days are all inclined up and positioned below the current price action. Reinforcing this trend are the 10 -day EMA and SMA, which also point up and are located just below the current area, providing dynamic support in minor setbacks.

The support is found in 1,1344, 1,1332 and 1,1331. The resistance remains limited at the upper end of today’s range about 1,1370. A decisive thrust above that area could reactivate the bullish momentum, while the inability to maintain support could lead to a brief pause in the upward trend without even threatening the general structure.

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