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EUR/USD remained under pressure after a sharp dollar advance and a sell-off in government bonds pushed the pair to its lowest level since June. Technical signals point to a bearish trend, although deeply oversold momentum may leave room for a short-lived rebound.

EUR/USD is trading near its lowest level since June 24 after sliding to 1.1367, with traders focused on upcoming US jobs, inflation and confidence readings. Technical signals remain bearish as the pair holds below its 50-day moving average and a descending trendline.

EUR/USD remains on the defensive after a decline that began from its August 20 peak, with traders weighing rising Federal Reserve rate-hike odds and persistent inflation risks. Technical traders are watching whether the pair can extend losses toward the 1.1475 area before any potential rebound develops.

Bitcoin slipped after a strong run, with BTC/USD easing from this month’s high as profit-taking emerged. Traders are watching ETF inflows, inflation data, Jackson Hole commentary and key chart levels for the next directional break.

EUR/USD is trading near its highest level in months after a bullish breakout pushed the pair above key resistance. Bond-market volatility, US consumer data, the PCE inflation gauge and European flash inflation figures now sit at the center of the next move.

EUR/USD remained largely unchanged on Wednesday as traders waited for inflation releases from Germany, Italy and the United States. Technical traders are watching a developing bullish flag, with 1.1650 and 1.1450 emerging as the key near-term levels.

EUR/USD remained boxed in near 1.1373 as traders balanced a pause in US-Iran attacks against upcoming US and European data. Technical traders are watching whether the pair can hold above June support or extend its slide below key resistance levels.