EUR/CAD is struggling to break through its moving average resistance.
Could this keep the pair stuck in its downtrend before it runs into the top of the pattern?
Let’s check out the daily time frame:
EUR/CAD: Daily
EUR/CAD Daily Forex Chart by TradingView
The euro has seen mixed price action so far this week, acting as a regional safe haven at times while also trading like a risk currency against other counterparts.
The Canadian dollar has not found much traction either, with the oil-linked currency showing uneven moves despite firmer oil prices and an improvement in overall risk sentiment.
With Euro Area PMI reports due today, could EUR/CAD finally see more directional price action?
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EUR/CAD has been printing lower highs and lower lows since October, though price action has leaned slightly more bullish so far this year.
Problem is, the pair has struggled to break above the daily 100 SMA, a level that could attract renewed selling pressure and extend the downtrend even before price reaches descending channel resistance near the 1.6250 area.
Watch for long bearish wicks and red candlesticks around this zone, which could drag EUR/CAD back toward the 1.6100 prior inflection point, if not the 1.6000 major psychological handle.
On the other hand, sustained green candlesticks and a clean hold above the 100 SMA could point to stronger bullish demand, opening the door for a move toward the R1 area near 1.6262, closer to the top of the descending channel.
Whichever bias you end up trading, don’t forget to practice proper risk management and stay aware of top-tier catalysts that could influence overall market sentiment.
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