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The Euro has been looking on the back foot as of late, after Mario Draghi came to the party and smashed down the markets. Slashing interest rates and threatening exotic measures in his effort to fight the Euro.
What’s next for the Euro might be of little concern for a lot of people, but I personally believe it has a lot more room to fall further, despite the recent candles showing buying pressure still being there.
Source: Blackwell Trader (EUR/USD, H4)
On the 4H chart (see chart above), we have seen a double bottom candlestick formation, this is generally indicative of a bull run for the pair. So far so good it has run higher, but it's stopped short of the current daily trend line, and I believe the market is cautious for the upcoming economic survey (see chart below).
Source: Bloomberg (German Economic Sentiment [ZEW])
The forecast is currently for an improvement in economic sentiment, sure it’s possible. But the Germans are a very conservative people, and I strongly doubt they will be pushing for anything higher than the previous month; especially when the European Central Bank has just recently taken action to fight off deflation.
Source: Blackwell Trader (EUR/USD, D1)
The daily chart (see chart above) shows the bears at work though, and it's looking very strong -- especially after today’s touch and pull back. For the bears to be defeated and the bulls to take charge I would have to see a breakthrough on the current trend line and a push up to at least 1.3601. However, in the short term I am very much bearish on the EUR/USD cross.
It’s easy to see why, we have had a brief double bottom and now the market is starting to turn on the daily after a trend line touch, I expect to see further lows as the trend line looks to hold. Only a shockingly positive economic sentiment survey could sway the market, and the Germans are certainly not optimists.
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