EURUSD (Euro/US Dollar) Weekly Outlook β Week of January 12, 2026
"When momentum aligns, we move."
1. Week-in-Review (Previous Week Summary)
Last Week's Price Action:
- Weekly Open: 1.17064 (Monday, Jan 5)
- Weekly High: 1.17454
- Weekly Low: 1.16193
- Weekly Close: 1.16579 (Friday, Jan 11)
- Weekly Change: -0.42% (-48 pips)
- Current Price: 1.16600 (Monday, Jan 12)
MCM State Progression:
EURUSD exhibited classic Distribution Phase characteristics throughout the week. Price opened at 1.1706, tested resistance at 1.1745 on Tuesday (49-pip rally attempt), then initiated a systematic markdown toward 1.1619 by Wednesday's London session. Thursday-Friday consolidated within 1.1650-1.1670 range, forming a weak demand zone. The failure to reclaim 1.1700 psychological level confirms institutional distribution is underway, with EUR bears in control. Monday's flat open at 1.1660 suggests weekend positioning favors range consolidation before US CPI data Tuesday.
Key Events:
- Trump Uncertainty Premium: Political instability and potential policy shifts pressuring EUR as European exporters face tariff threats
- ECB Policy Stagnation: No clear hawkish pivot despite sticky inflation; market pricing dovish bias through 2026
- EUR Weakness Confirmed: Failed breakout above 1.1750 resistance reinforces bearish structure
- DXY Weakness Paradox: Despite DXY falling to 99.023, EUR failed to capitalizeβhighlighting fundamental EUR weakness rather than USD strength
Scorecard Recap:
- β Long Setup @ 1.1750 Breakout: Rejected at 1.1745; 49-pip false breakout
- β
Short Setup @ 1.1720 Distribution: Triggered Tuesday, ran 130+ pips to 1.1619 (clean Distribution fade)
- β
Support Hold @ 1.1600: Low printed 1.1619; demand zone absorption prevented deeper markdown
- β Weekly Close Above 1.1700: Failed to reclaim psychological level; closed at 1.1658
2. Supply/Demand Zone Map (Weekly Perspective)
Fresh Weekly Zones (Highest Priority)
| Zone Type | Price Range | Validity | Context |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supply (Fresh) | 1.1720 - 1.1745 | Strong | Tuesday's failed breakout created fresh supply; clean institutional distribution zone |
| Demand (Fresh) | 1.1619 - 1.1640 | Moderate | Wednesday's low formed this zone; first retest held Friday; fragile support |
| Supply (Multi-Day) | 1.1750 - 1.1780 | Strong | Multi-week resistance cluster; psychological 1.1800 barrier proximity; untested since late December |
Multi-Touch Zones (Historical Significance)
| Zone Type | Price Range | Touch Count | Last Test | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Demand | 1.1600 - 1.1625 | 6+ touches | Jan 8 (Wed) | Strong β Major multi-week support; swing low base from December |
| Supply | 1.1780 - 1.1820 | 4 touches | Late Dec 2025 | Strong β Major resistance band; breakdown zone from Q4 2025 |
| Demand | 1.1550 - 1.1580 | 3 touches | Mid Dec 2025 | Moderate β Secondary support; only relevant if 1.1600 breaks |
Flipped Zones (Role Reversals)
| Original Role | Price Range | Flipped To | Flip Date | Strength |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Support | 1.1700 - 1.1720 | Resistance | Jan 8 | Strong β Clean flip; former demand now supply; critical retest zone |
| Demand | 1.1650 - 1.1670 | Consolidation | Jan 9-11 | Weak β Chop zone; no clear directional bias; avoid trading mid-range |
Zone Validity Assessment
Strong Zones (Within 100 pips of Current Price 1.1660):
- 1.1720 - 1.1745 Supply (60-85 pips above) β Actionable This Week
- 1.1700 - 1.1720 Resistance (40-60 pips above) β Actionable This Week
- 1.1619 - 1.1640 Demand (20-41 pips below) β Actionable This Week
- 1.1600 - 1.1625 Support (35-60 pips below) β Actionable This Week
Moderate Zones:
- 1.1750 - 1.1780 Supply (90-120 pips above) β Requires bullish reversal catalyst
- 1.1550 - 1.1580 Demand (80-110 pips below) β Only relevant if Distribution accelerates
Weak/Distant Zones:
- 1.1450 - 1.1500 Demand (160-210 pips below) β Only relevant for multi-week breakdown scenarios
3. Support/Resistance Matrix (Weekly + Daily Confluence)
| Level | Type | Price | Strength | Distance | Weekly Context |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| R3 | Psychological/Supply | 1.1800 | Very Strong | +140 pips | Major psychological barrier; Q4 2025 breakdown zone; analyst consensus resistance |
| R2 | Structural | 1.1750 | Strong | +90 pips | Failed breakout zone; Fibonacci 0.618 retracement; requires fundamental catalyst |
| R1 | Flipped Support | 1.1700 | Strong | +40 pips | Psychological level; former demand now resistance; critical retest zone |
| Current | - | 1.1660 | - | - | Distribution Phase (Early-to-Mid Stage); EUR bears in control |
| S1 | Fresh Demand | 1.1620 | Moderate | -40 pips | Wednesday low; first pullback target; fragile support |
| S2 | Multi-Touch Support | 1.1600 | Strong | -60 pips | Major support zone; psychological level; 6+ touches since December |
| S3 | Structural Support | 1.1550 | Moderate | -110 pips | Secondary demand; only relevant if 1.1600 breaks decisively |
Key Confluence Notes:
- R1 (1.1700): Triple confluence β Psychological round number + Flipped support-to-resistance + Volume shelf from previous accumulation
- S2 (1.1600): Triple confluence β Psychological level + Multi-week support base + Fibonacci 0.382 support from November rally
- R2 (1.1750): Double confluence β Failed breakout zone + Weekly supply cluster + Fibonacci 0.618 retracement
4. Liquidity Hunt Forecast
Primary Hunt Targets
| Target Type | Price Level | Stop Cluster | Probability | Session Timing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sell-Stops Below 1.1600 | 1.1595 - 1.1580 | Very High Density | High (70%) | London/NY (Tue-Thu) |
| Buy-Stops Above 1.1700 | 1.1705 - 1.1720 | High Density | Medium (55%) | Asian/London (Post-CPI) |
| Round Number Magnet | 1.1600 | Very High | Very High (80%) | Any Session |
| 1.1550 Major Support | 1.1545 - 1.1535 | Medium Density | Low (30%) | Only if Distribution accelerates |
Hunt Probability Rationale
High Probability β Sell-Stops Below 1.1600:
- Proximity: Only 60 pips below current price (1.1660)
- Clean Liquidity: Major psychological level with 6+ touches; retail stop-loss cluster below 1.1600
- Volume Profile: Weak demand zone at 1.1619-1.1640; vulnerable to liquidity sweep
- Fundamental Catalyst: US CPI Tuesday + Retail Sales Wednesday could spike USD strength β EUR flush
- Session: London/NY sessions Tuesday-Thursday most volatile; US data-driven moves favor downside break
Medium Probability β Buy-Stops Above 1.1700:
- Proximity: 40 pips above current price
- Context: Flipped resistance zone; retail shorts clustered above 1.1700 expecting breakdown
- Timing: Post-CPI volatility (if USD weakens on softer inflation) could trigger short squeeze
- Caveat: Requires fundamental catalyst (weak US data or ECB hawkish surprise); technical structure favors downside
Low Probability β Stops Below 1.1550:
- Distance: 110 pips below current price; requires major breakdown
- Condition: Only relevant if 1.1600 breaks decisively and Distribution phase accelerates into Markdown
- Catalyst Needed: Major risk-off event or aggressive Fed hawkish pivot
Round Number Magnet Analysis
1.1600 β The Week's Gravitational Center:
- Major psychological support where retail traders cluster stops
- Multi-week support base; breakdown triggers cascade of sell-stops
- Gateway to deeper markdown toward 1.1550-1.1500 zone
- Strategy: Expect multiple tests this week; break below 1.1595 confirms Markdown phase; bounce at 1.1600 offers short-term long setup
5. Weekly Fear Factor Assessment
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Score: 3.5/10 β Moderate Fear (Risk-Off Bias)
Inputs for Week of January 12-16, 2026
Market Indicators:
- DXY: 99.023 (Trend: Neutral-to-Weak) β Below 100 psychological level; Fed independence concerns weighing on dollar
- VIX: 14.49 (Volatility Regime: Low) β Well below 20 threshold; calm equity markets despite geopolitical noise
- US10Y: 4.171% (Yield Trajectory: Stable) β Above 4% supporting USD stability; ECB-Fed rate differential widens
- EURUSD: 1.1660 (Trend: Weak Bearish) β -0.42% last week; Distribution phase underway; failed breakout at 1.1745
COT Data (Speculative Positioning):
- Net short positioning in EUR futures elevated; hedge funds betting on EUR weakness
- ECB policy uncertainty vs. Fed hawkish bias driving EUR bearish sentiment
- Trump tariff threats on European exporters adding fundamental pressure
Economic Calendar (Key Events This Week):
- Tuesday 08:30 EST: US CPI (Inflation Data) β VERY HIGH IMPACT β Hotter CPI = stronger USD = EUR downside
- Wednesday 08:30 EST: US Retail Sales + PPI β HIGH IMPACT β Strong data = hawkish Fed = EUR pressure
- Wednesday 14:00 EST: Fed Beige Book β Qualitative economic assessment
- Thursday 02:00 EST: UK GDP β Medium impact (GBP correlation affects EUR sentiment)
- Thursday 08:30 EST: US Jobless Claims β Labor market health check
Fundamental Drivers:
1. EUR Structural Weakness (Bearish EUR): Trump uncertainty, ECB dovish bias, weak European growth outlook
2. ECB Policy Stagnation (Bearish EUR): No clear hawkish pivot despite sticky inflation; market pricing rate cuts through 2026
3. Fed-ECB Rate Differential (Bearish EUR): Fed holding restrictive policy while ECB faces political pressure to ease
4. Political Instability (Bearish EUR): European fiscal challenges, coalition government fragility, energy crisis legacy
5. Technical Breakdown Risk (Bearish EUR): Failed breakout at 1.1745; Distribution phase; 1.1700 resistance confirmed
Fear Factor Interpretation
Score 3.5/10 = Moderate Fear (Risk-Off Tilt for EUR):
- EUR weakness despite DXY sub-100 shows fundamental fragility
- Distribution phase confirmed; momentum favors downside
- Low VIX (14.49) indicates no panic, but EUR underperforming in calm conditions
- Paradox: EUR failing to rally despite USD weakness suggests deep structural issues
Trading Implication:
- Bearish bias dominates; favor short setups over longs
- Pullbacks to resistance (1.1700-1.1720) offer high-probability fade entries
- US CPI/Retail Sales data could accelerate downside if USD strengthens
- Week-ahead bias: Bearish β Target 1.1600 break; avoid catching falling knife
6. Week-Ahead MCM State Forecast
Current MCM State: Distribution Phase (Early-to-Mid Stage)
Evidence:
- Failed breakout above 1.1745 resistance (Tuesday reversal)
- Lower high formation (1.1745 < previous week's 1.1780)
- Breakdown below 1.1700 psychological support
- Consolidation at 1.1650-1.1670 range (Distribution chop)
- Volume declining on up-moves; increasing on down-moves
Expected Transition: Distribution β Markdown (This Week)
Probability: Medium-High (65%)
Catalyst for Shift:
1. Break Below 1.1600 Support: If price breaks below 1.1595 with daily close confirmation, Markdown phase begins; target 1.1550 β 1.1500
2. US CPI Surprise Higher (Tuesday): Hotter inflation β Stronger USD β EUR markdown acceleration
3. ECB Dovish Surprise: Any ECB official signaling rate cut willingness β EUR selloff
4. Technical Breakdown Confirmed: Daily close below 1.1600 triggers stop-loss cascade; algorithmic selling amplifies move
Markdown Characteristics to Watch:
- Accelerated downside momentum with minimal pullbacks
- Volume expansion on down-moves (panic selling)
- Failure to reclaim 1.1620 on intraday bounces
- Bearish engulfing or marubozu candles on daily timeframe
Alternative Scenario: Distribution Extension (Range-Bound)
Probability: Medium (30%)
Catalyst for Extension:
1. US CPI Surprise Lower (Tuesday): Softer inflation β Weaker USD β EUR short-covering rally to 1.1700
2. 1.1600 Support Holds: Multiple rejections at 1.1600 create temporary demand; range-bound 1.1600-1.1700
3. Risk-On Sentiment: Equity rally + DXY breakdown below 98.50 β EUR relief bounce
4. ECB Hawkish Surprise: Unexpected hawkish comment from ECB officials β EUR short squeeze
Range-Bound Confirmation Signals:
- Daily close above 1.1680 (mid-range reclaim)
- Volume declining on both up and down moves (consolidation)
- Tight range formation (1.1600-1.1700) for 3+ days
Invalidation Scenarios
Bearish Invalidation (Markdown Phase Rejected):
- Price: Daily close above 1.1720 (reclaim of flipped resistance)
- Trigger: Major USD weakness + EUR fundamental improvement
- Implication: Distribution phase extends or Accumulation phase begins; target 1.1750-1.1780
Bullish Invalidation (Distribution Confirmed):
- Price: Daily close below 1.1595
- Trigger: 1.1600 breakdown + US data supporting USD strength
- Implication: Markdown phase begins; target 1.1550 β 1.1500 β 1.1450
7. Swing Trade Opportunities (Multi-Day Holds)
Setup #1: Distribution Fade Short (Preferred Setup)
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Setup Type | π΄ Short (Fade Resistance to Distribution) |
| Entry Zone | 1.1700 - 1.1720 (R1 resistance retest) |
| Ideal Entry Day | Tuesday-Wednesday (Post-CPI rally if occurs) |
| TP1 | 1.1620 (80-100 pips; 0.7-0.9% gain) |
| TP2 | 1.1580 (120-140 pips; 1.0-1.2% gain) |
| Stop Loss | 1.1745 (25-45 pips above entry; 0.2-0.4% risk) |
| Hold Duration | 2-4 days (Close by Friday or on TP hit) |
| Risk:Reward | 1:3 to 1:4 |
Trade Logic:
- IF price rallies to 1.1700-1.1720 on Tuesday-Wednesday (post-CPI short-covering or USD weakness)
- AND forms rejection signals (bearish engulfing, shooting star, volume divergence)
- AND 1.1720 supply zone holds (former Tuesday high resistance)
- THEN Enter short with conviction; target 1.1620 (TP1) by midweek, 1.1580 (TP2) by Friday
- Stop: Above 1.1745 (invalidation of Distribution phase; breakout confirmation)
- Rationale: Distribution phase intact; 1.1700 flipped to resistance; US data likely supports USD strength; technical structure favors downside
Confidence: High (75%) β Aligns with MCM Distribution phase; clean resistance zones; fundamental tailwinds for USD
Setup #2: Breakdown Short (Aggressive Setup)
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Setup Type | π΄ Short (Breakdown Below Support) |
| Entry Zone | 1.1595 - 1.1585 (Below S2 on retest) |
| Ideal Entry Day | Wednesday-Thursday (Post-Retail Sales/PPI volatility) |
| TP1 | 1.1550 (35-45 pips; 0.3-0.4% gain) |
| TP2 | 1.1500 (85-95 pips; 0.7-0.8% gain) |
| Stop Loss | 1.1625 (30-40 pips above entry; 0.3-0.4% risk) |
| Hold Duration | 1-3 days (Quick momentum trade) |
| Risk:Reward | 1:2 to 1:3 |
Trade Logic:
- IF price breaks below 1.1600 on Tuesday-Wednesday (CPI/Retail Sales USD strength spike)
- AND closes below 1.1595 on 4-hour or daily timeframe (confirmation)
- THEN Wait for pullback/retest of 1.1600 level (now flipped to resistance)
- Enter short on rejection from 1.1595-1.1600; target 1.1550 extension
- Stop: Above 1.1625 (failed breakdown invalidation)
- Rationale: 1.1600 breakdown triggers stop-loss cascade; Markdown phase accelerates; clean downside momentum
Confidence: Medium (60%) β Requires breakdown confirmation; higher risk due to potential whipsaw at major support; strong US data needed as catalyst
Setup #3: Contrarian Long (High-Risk Counter-Trend)
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Setup Type | π’ Long (Mean Reversion from Oversold) |
| Entry Zone | 1.1595 - 1.1610 (S2 support hold with reversal signals) |
| Ideal Entry Day | Thursday-Friday (Week-end USD profit-taking) |
| TP1 | 1.1650 (40-55 pips; 0.3-0.5% gain) |
| TP2 | 1.1680 (70-85 pips; 0.6-0.7% gain) |
| Stop Loss | 1.1575 (20-35 pips below entry; 0.2-0.3% risk) |
| Hold Duration | 1-3 days (Into following week) |
| Risk:Reward | 1:2 to 1:3 |
Trade Logic:
- IF price reaches 1.1595-1.1610 zone on Wednesday-Thursday
- AND forms strong reversal signals (bullish engulfing, hammer, double bottom)
- AND volume spikes on rejection (capitulation signal)
- THEN Enter long targeting mean reversion to 1.1650-1.1680 range
- Stop: Below 1.1575 (invalidation if support breaks)
- Rationale: 1.1600 major support; oversold bounce potential; week-end USD profit-taking; short-term relief rally
Confidence: Low (35%) β Counter-trend setup; requires strong reversal signals; risky against Distribution momentum
Warning: Only take this trade with clear Accumulation phase evidence (volume spike, multiple rejections, bullish divergence on RSI). Do NOT buy blindly at 1.1600.
8. Session-by-Session Playbook
Monday, January 12 (Asian/London Sessions)
Expected Behavior: Consolidation ahead of Tuesday CPI
- Asian Session: Range-bound 1.1650-1.1670; low volatility pre-CPI positioning
- London Session: Potential probe toward 1.1680-1.1700; shorts may cover ahead of data
- Key Levels: Support at 1.1650 (range low), Resistance at 1.1700 (psychological barrier)
- Bias: Neutral (Range-bound 1.1650-1.1700)
- Action: Avoid initiating positions; wait for CPI clarity Tuesday
Tuesday-Wednesday, January 13-14 (Midweek Volatility)
Expected Behavior: High-impact news volatility (CPI, PPI, Retail Sales)
- Tuesday 08:30 EST β US CPI:
- Scenario 1 (CPI Higher): EUR selloff toward 1.1620-1.1600; USD strength dominates
- Scenario 2 (CPI In-Line/Lower): EUR short-covering rally to 1.1700-1.1720; short squeeze potential
- Wednesday 08:30 EST β Retail Sales + PPI:
- Strong Data: Bearish EUR (hawkish Fed narrative strengthens)
- Weak Data: Bullish EUR short-term (dovish Fed expectations)
- Wednesday 14:00 EST β Fed Beige Book:
- Watch for inflation/recession language; qualitative Fed assessment
- Key Levels to Watch:
- Resistance: 1.1700 (major), 1.1720 (supply zone fade entry)
- Support: 1.1620 (pullback target), 1.1600 (breakdown trigger)
- Bias: High Volatility (Data-Dependent)
- Action:
- Pre-CPI: Reduce position size; avoid tight stops
- Post-CPI Spike to 1.1700-1.1720: Enter shorts (Distribution fade setup)
- Post-CPI Drop to 1.1600: Monitor for breakdown or reversal
Thursday-Friday, January 15-16 (Week-End Positioning)
Expected Behavior: Trend continuation or consolidation
- Thursday Morning: Digest CPI/Retail Sales volatility; direction clarifies
- Thursday 08:30 EST β Jobless Claims: Secondary data; watch for labor market surprises
- Friday: Week-end profit-taking or position-squaring
- Key Scenarios:
- Scenario 1 (Markdown Confirmed): Price breaks 1.1595 Wednesday-Thursday β Extends to 1.1550-1.1530 by Friday
- Scenario 2 (Range-Bound): Price consolidates 1.1600-1.1680 β Weekend uncertainty keeps traders flat
- Scenario 3 (Short Squeeze): Price reclaims 1.1700 β Rally to 1.1750 triggers stop-outs
- Bias: Neutral (Position-Squaring Expected)
- Action:
- If Short from 1.1720: Take profits at 1.1620-1.1600; don't overstay
- If Long from 1.1600: Target 1.1650-1.1680 by Friday close
- If Flat: Wait for next week's setup; avoid Friday chop
9. Risk Events Calendar
| Date | Time (EST) | Event | Expected Impact | Pairs Affected | EUR Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mon, Jan 12 | 05:50 | ECB Vice President Guindos Speech | High | EUR/USD | Medium-High β ECB policy signal |
| Tue, Jan 13 | 02:00 | UK Employment Report | High | GBP/USD, EUR/GBP | Low-Medium β Risk sentiment correlation |
| Tue, Jan 13 | 08:30 | US CPI (Inflation Data) | VERY HIGH | ALL pairs, EUR/USD | VERY HIGH β Primary driver for USD/EUR direction |
| Wed, Jan 14 | 22:00 (Tue) | China Trade Balance | High | AUD/USD, risk sentiment | Low β Indirect via risk appetite |
| Wed, Jan 14 | 08:30 | US Retail Sales | VERY HIGH | ALL pairs, EUR/USD | VERY HIGH β Consumer spending = Fed policy signal |
| Wed, Jan 14 | 08:30 | US PPI | HIGH | USD pairs, EUR/USD | HIGH β Inflation pipeline indicator |
| Wed, Jan 14 | 14:00 | Fed Beige Book | High | USD pairs | Medium-High β Qualitative Fed assessment |
| Thu, Jan 15 | 02:00 | UK GDP | Very High | GBP/USD | Low-Medium β Risk sentiment shift |
| Thu, Jan 15 | 08:30 | US Jobless Claims | HIGH | USD pairs, EUR/USD | Medium-High β Labor market health = Fed policy |
| Fri, Jan 16 | 02:00 | Germany CPI Final | Medium | EUR/USD | Low β Final revision, low volatility |
| Fri, Jan 16 | 09:15 | US Industrial Production | Medium-High | USD pairs | Low-Medium β Secondary data |
Risk Event Trading Strategy
Avoid Tight Stops Around:
- Tuesday 08:30 EST (CPI)
- Wednesday 08:30 EST (Retail Sales + PPI)
- Thursday 08:30 EST (Jobless Claims)
Widen Stops to: 40-50 pips during high-impact news (vs. typical 25-30 pips)
Pre-Event Positioning:
- Monday Close: Reduce position size ahead of Tuesday CPI
- Tuesday Post-CPI: Enter shorts at 1.1700-1.1720 if rally occurs; enter breakdown shorts below 1.1595 if drop occurs
- Wednesday Post-Retail Sales: Confirm trend direction before adding size
- Thursday-Friday: Take profits; don't hold over weekend unless conviction setup
10. Weekly Momentum View
Strategic Summary:
EURUSD enters the week in Distribution phase, trading at 1.1660 after a -0.42% weekly decline and failed breakout attempt at 1.1745. The 1.1700 psychological level has flipped to resistanceβthe week's critical battleground determining whether Distribution accelerates into Markdown (targeting 1.1600 β 1.1550 β 1.1500) or range-bound consolidation extends (1.1600-1.1700 chop). Fundamental headwinds remain pronounced: Trump uncertainty pressuring EUR, ECB dovish bias vs. Fed hawkish stance widening rate differentials, European political instability, and weak growth outlook. The EUR's failure to rally despite DXY sub-100 weakness highlights deep structural fragility. Tuesday's US CPI and Wednesday's Retail Sales/PPI data are this week's primary catalystsβhotter inflation/stronger US data accelerates EUR markdown toward 1.1600 breakdown, while softer data triggers short-covering rally to 1.1700-1.1720 resistance. Week-ahead bias: Bearishβfavor short setups at 1.1700-1.1720 resistance (2-4 day holds targeting 1.1620-1.1580) over attempting longs. Breakdown below 1.1595 confirms Markdown phase and opens path toward 1.1550-1.1500. Contrarian longs at 1.1600 support require strong reversal signals (bullish engulfing, volume spike, double bottom) and carry high risk against dominant Distribution momentum. Maintain flexibility: this week determines whether EUR extends Distribution consolidation or transitions into aggressive Markdown phase.
Confidence Level: High (MCM Distribution phase confirmed; multiple fundamental headwinds; clean technical structure)
When momentum aligns, we move. This week, momentum favors EUR bearsβtrade with discipline, honor your stops at 1.1700 resistance, and let the market reveal its hand at 1.1600 support.
Report Generated: Monday, January 12, 2026 | Valid Through: Friday, January 16, 2026
MCM Framework: Momentum Cycle Model | Analyst: Momentum FX Content Generation Agent