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The EUR/USD pair continues to move within a weak corrective pullback. It cannot be asserted that this week's news supports the bears; however, geopolitical factors are once again shifting in favor of the US dollar. Traders were counting on negotiations between Iran and the United States, which would clarify the state of the Middle East conflict. However, no talks have taken place, and both Washington and Tehran have adopted a wait-and-see approach—though it is not entirely clear what they are waiting for.
Undoubtedly, the US position is more convincing. Iran is now under an oil blockade, meaning it currently cannot sell its oil and gas to countries like China or India. For Iran, energy exports are a key source of budget revenue. This allows Trump to wait indefinitely until Tehran agrees to new negotiations. But will Tehran agree? In my view, it is unlikely. More likely, Iran may resume military action to forcefully lift the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and establish full control over it. I do not believe that a renewed conflict would provide enough support to the bears for EUR/USD to fall below the recent low near 1.1400, but the euro could decline toward imbalance 13.
The bullish move began after a reaction to the bullish imbalance 12 and cannot yet be considered complete. Traders had an excellent opportunity to open long positions, which are currently in solid profit. Now traders must decide whether to lock in profits or wait for further growth. The geopolitical background is better now than a few weeks ago, but the conflict in the Middle East could resume at any moment. From a technical perspective, no bearish signals or patterns have formed, so I do not expect a strong decline in the euro.
It is worth noting that the entire strengthening of the US dollar over the past one and a half to two months has been driven solely by geopolitics. As soon as the US and Iran agreed to a two-week ceasefire, the bears immediately retreated, and the bulls launched an attack. At present, the truce remains fragile but intact, despite failed negotiations last Saturday and canceled talks on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. I have repeatedly said that I do not believe the bullish trend has ended, despite the break of key trend-forming lows. The movement of the past two months could turn into a bearish trend if geopolitics worsens further. However, markets often price in the most pessimistic scenario in advance. Thus, it is possible that traders have already fully priced in the Middle East conflict.
The technical picture is currently clear. First, the price showed no reaction to imbalance 11. Second, it reacted to imbalance 12, forming a bullish signal within a bullish trend. Third, a new bullish imbalance 13 has formed, which represents a zone of interest for future long positions and a support area for the euro.
The news background on Thursday was mixed and once again had no impact on trader sentiment. Business activity indices in Germany and the eurozone were once again largely ignored.
There are still plenty of reasons for bulls to remain active in 2026, and even the outbreak of war in the Middle East has not reduced them. Structurally and globally, Trump's policies—which led to a significant decline in the dollar last year—have not changed. In the near term, the US currency may occasionally strengthen due to risk-off flows, but this requires constant escalation in the Middle East, which is unlikely. After just two weeks of calm, the euro has already recovered by 60%. And there are no other strong supporting factors for the dollar. I still do not believe in a bearish trend. The dollar has received temporary support, but what will drive bears in the long term?
News calendar for the United States and the Eurozone:
On April 24, the economic calendar contains only two events, none of which are particularly significant. The impact of the news background on market sentiment on Friday is again expected to be very weak.
EUR/USD forecast and trading tips:
In my view, the pair remains in the process of forming a bullish trend. The news background shifted sharply two months ago, but the trend cannot yet be considered canceled or completed. Thus, in the near term, bulls may continue their advance unless geopolitics suddenly turns toward renewed escalation.
Bulls had the opportunity to open long positions based on the signal from imbalance 12, and the upward movement could continue toward this year's highs. A new imbalance 13 has also formed, which may provide another bullish signal in the future. For the euro to rise without obstacles, the Middle East conflict would need to move toward a stable peace, which is not currently the case. However, bears also lack strong reasons to attack. In the near term, I would rely primarily on technical analysis.
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