EUR/USD Price Analysis: The euro remains stable about 1,0900 in mixed impulse signals

• The EUR/USD was seen around the 1,0900 zone after a slight descent in the session on Tuesday after European hours.
• Despite a neutral RSI and a MACD sales signal, mobile socks continue to support a bullish perspective.
• The support is aligned near the 1,0888 area, while the resistance arises just below the 1.1000 area.

The EUR/USD pair was negotiated with a slight bearish bias on Tuesday after the European session, slightly sliding towards the 1,0900 region struggling to maintain the previous profits. Despite the recoil, the torque is maintained within its recent range and retains a general bullish tone thanks to long -term favorable technical configurations. The price action was held between minimums intradicted about 1,0887 and maximums approaching the area of ​​1,0990.

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Technically, the perspective remains cautiously optimistic. The Relative Force Index (RSI) prints a 58.60 neutral, while the Mobile Sox Convergence/Divergence Indicator (MACD) is tilted down with a sale signal. Meanwhile, other indicators such as the raw material channel index (CCI) in 73.12 and the rapid stochastic RSI in 35.32 remain neutral, showing a clear directional lack of impulse for now.

However, strength lies in mobile socks. The 20 -day SMA in 1,08646, the 100 -day SMA in 1,05377 and the 200 -day SMA in 1.07364 all top up, reflecting a wide underlying support. Similarly, the 10 -day EMA and the 10 -day SMA – FLOWING Around 1.08880 and 1,08662, respectively – additional short -term bullish signals offer.

In the lower part, the immediate support is seen about 1,09059, followed by 1,0888 and the 1,08662 region. The resistance appears in 1,09816, and a rupture above could expose the torque to the threshold of 1.10.