Euro-Dollar Exchange Rate Forecasts for Today and Forex Signals for 2026

Following the bullish phase of the first half of 2025, the Euro-Dollar trend moved sideways in a negative direction during some periods and sideways in a positive direction during others.

During this period between June 2025 and September 2026, the range between 1.20–1.18 down to 1.15 was influenced by a field of forces determined by angular vectors originating from previous peaks:

As evident in the chart above, the overlap of the euro’s price with the price-to-time ratios of the angles temporarily prevented the pair from rising above 1.21.

However, the prolonged accumulation phase from early July 2025 to the present is nearly over.

The latest Forex signal expired during the week of August 28, 2026.

During that period, the European currency accelerated upward, halting at the descending 1X4 and 1X3 dynamic resistance levels in the 1.17 area.

The outlook remains for a slight sideways movement while awaiting the next trading signal on September 11, 2026.

Support levels are in the 1.1530–1.1460 range.

A bullish break above 1.1880 will signal the end of the sideways movement and the start of a new uptrend: initial resistance levels are at 1.1760–1.1840.

Euro/Dollar Monthly Chart

The short-term force field is even more evident in the monthly chart, with the 1X8 downward vectors shown in blue and the static octaves, which laid the groundwork for the trading range.

The Low Square, which expired in January 2026, attempted to generate the driving force needed to break through the indicated obstacles, but in fact produced a high, with the 1X1 angle perfectly reached (red vector), intersected by the static octave.

The expiration of the Range Square last March counterbalanced the driving force with a corrective move, bringing prices back to the Zero angle precisely at 1.1324.

The last signal expired last August.

The swing chart turned positive with the bullish breakout in June but is still not sufficient to overcome the sideways negativity that defines the May–June psychological sentiment.

The trend is currently bullish again, albeit weak.

A return above 1.1830 will confirm the ongoing positive trend and thus signal the start of a new upward move that will break out of the trading range: first target 1.20

Conversely, a rejection of the August signal at 1.1470 will signal a return to sideways weakness, with initial support in the 1.1430–1.1350 area.

Long-term quarterly technical analysis