EUR/USD -- March 21, 2026
BEARISHEuro / US Dollar -- OTC / Interbank
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Summary
EUR/USD stabilized overnight around 1.0770 after yesterday's FOMC selloff. European session saw a modest bid from Eurozone PMI beat (composite 50.8 vs 50.2 expected). The pair bounced to 1.0795 but sellers capped the move. End-of-week position squaring may create choppy conditions.
Trading Notes
Eurozone PMI beat provides a minor floor but is not enough to overcome dollar strength.
Friday position squaring may push EUR/USD back toward 1.0800 as shorts cover.
The DXY (dollar index) is at its highest since February. Broad dollar strength continues.
Next week's Eurozone CPI on Thursday will be the next major euro catalyst.
Prop Firm Warnings
EUR/USD spreads are back to normal today (1.0-1.2 pips). Trading conditions are improved vs yesterday.
Friday end-of-week: close all EUR/USD positions before the London close (12:00 PM ET) to avoid weekend gap risk.
If you are profitable on the week, do not give it back on a choppy Friday. Book gains and rest.
Suggested Strategy
Slightly bearish with caution for short-covering. Short rallies to 1.0800-1.0810 with stops at 1.0835. Target 1.0760. Close before 12:00 PM ET. Alternative: wait for next week for cleaner setups.
News Impact
| Event | Impact | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Eurozone Flash PMI | medium | 3:30 AM ET |
| US Flash PMI | medium | 9:45 AM ET |
Key Levels
| Level | Price |
|---|---|
| R1 | 1.0860 |
| R2 | 1.0830 |
| R3 | 1.0800 |
| PIVOT | 1.0780 |
| S1 | 1.0760 |
| S2 | 1.0740 |
| S3 | 1.0710 |
Risk Level
moderate
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