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EUR/USD was aggressively bearish into the Q1 open but as the quarter winds to a close it’s been a completely different picture.

EUR/USD has sold off for six days in a row, but is now catching a bounce from the 200-day moving average.

The EUR/USD pair initially reacted to the NFP release with a 0.8% upward move, adding to the more than 4% appreciation seen over the last five trading sessions.

A potential bearish reversal pattern on EUR/JPY I flagged in December could be on the cusp of being confirmed. We just need the bearish follow through.

EUR/USD rallied back to 1.0500 last week as Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement didn’t evoke much fear. But he also warned that tariffs on autos are coming.

The EUR/USD has risen by more than 1.8% from its low recorded on February 10, when it was holding in the 1.02858 zone.

Recent EUR/USD volatility has been largely driven by uncertainty sparked earlier this week, when the White House announced new trade tariffs. However, after this event, the price has entered a sideways consolidation phase.

Trump tariffs are zeroing in on Europe although there’s still a large amount of uncertainty. The pair responded to the threat with a strong sell-off at the open, that it’s now trying to claw back.

EUR/USD has taken a beating so far in Q4 but for the past week and the pair is testing the 1.0500 handle for a second time. For both Euro bears and Yen bulls, EUR/JPY could make for a more attractive argument for directional plays.

EUR/USD has vacillated wildly along with election odds and US expectations over the past few days. EUR/JPY has continued to hold a bullish trend following the topside breakout.

EUR/USD finally found some element of support that could hold a low as the pair looks to break what’s been a very bearish streak. Meanwhile, EUR/JPY looks bullish with another breakout to start this week.

EUR/USD is working on its 17th red day in the past 19, a stark contrast to the strength that drove for much of Q3 trade. The question now is how to work with what’s become an oversold move on the daily chart.

EUR/USD is red for the 14th day of the past 15, showing a stark change-of-pace to last month’s rate cut rally in the pair.

EUR/USD bears have taken a swing and the pair is now working on its 13th red day in the past 14. And before that, bulls were persistently pushing into the 1.1200 handle so the contrast is stark. The question now is how dovish the ECB sounds at tomorrow’s widely-expected rate cut.

EUR/USD bears woke up at the start of Q4 as USD broke out of a falling wedge formation. The big question now is how aggressive they remain to be, and there’s a few different spots of lower-high resistance potential.

EUR/USD bears are taking a swing and Q4 has had a very different feel from most of Q3. The big question now is whether bears can take out the vaulted 1.1000 level in the pair.

Deduction can be a powerful tool in trading and analysis and, at this point, there’s been a continued failure from bulls to drive fresh highs in EUR/USD, leading to stall in DXY bearish trends.