The EUR/USD pair rallied in the short term and now is trading at 1.0910 far above today's low of 1.0823. DXY's sell-off forced the greenback to lose more ground versus its rivals. The bias remains bullish so further growth is natural.

Fundamentally, the US reported poor economic figures, this is the reason why the USD drops versus all its rivals. The Final GDP rose by 2.6% less versus 2.7% expected, while Unemployment Claims came in at 198K versus 196K estimated. On the other hand, the German Prelim CPI surged by 0.8% beating the 0.7% growth estimated.

EUR/USD Boosted By US Data!

Technically, the EUR/USD pair failed to drop below 1.0816 signaling strong upside pressure and continuation. Now, it has passed above the median line (ml). So, as long as it stays above this dynamic support, the bias is bullish.

It was almost to reach the 1.0929 higher high, but it has failed to stay above the weekly R1 (1.0920). In the short term, the rate could come back to test and retest the median line (ml) before extending its growth.

EUR/USD Outlook!

Testing and retesting the median line (ml) could announce a new bullish momentum. This could be seen as the first bullish signal. A valid breakout above 1.0929 activates further growth and represents a good long opportunity.