The EURUSD pair is extending its downward correction ahead of a key speech by the Federal Reserve chairman, with the price currently standing at 1.1644. Discover more in our analysis for 28 August 2026.
The EURUSD rate has continued to correct for seven consecutive trading sessions. The 1.1685 mark remains a strong resistance level that buyers were unable to overcome during the bullish momentum.
Investors are currently awaiting Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh’s speech at the Jackson Hole Symposium, seeking new signals on the future path of US interest rates. Market consensus is that the Fed chairman will adopt a hawkish stance, creating risks of a further short-term correction in the euro. Nevertheless, any further declines are likely to attract active buying support.
The fundamental backdrop remains tense. Yesterday, Federal Reserve officials openly expressed concern about inflation dynamics in the US. These concerns were triggered by fresh macroeconomic data: the Personal Consumption Expenditures price index, a key indicator for the regulator, accelerated to 3.7% year-on-year.
Despite the continuing risks of short-term consolidation, the euro’s underlying fundamentals remain solid. The pair is finding reliable support from persistent investor concerns about the risks of a US debt crisis, as well as systematic weakness in the US dollar due to the Treasury’s expanded bond buyback program.
The EURUSD rate continues to develop a downward correction but remains within the medium-term bullish channel. Today’s EURUSD forecast suggests an attempt to resume growth towards 1.1745.
Technical indicators confirm continued bullish sentiment. The Stochastic Oscillator has reached the support line and is poised to turn upwards, indicating increased buying activity. An additional signal in favour of the bullish scenario would be consolidation above the 1.1665 resistance level, which would indicate a breakout above the upper boundary of the local correction channel and strengthen bullish momentum.
An alternative scenario would come into play if the price breaks the lower boundary of the ascending channel and consolidates below 1.1620. This signal would invalidate bullish expectations and indicate a deeper bearish correction.
Main scenario (Buy Stop)
A breakout above the upper boundary of the descending correction channel, with the price consolidating above 1.1665, would create conditions for opening long positions and indicate the end of the EURUSD downward consolidation.
Alternative scenario (Sell Stop)
A breakout below the lower boundary of the medium-term channel, with the price consolidating below 1.1620, would indicate increased bearish pressure and a continued correction.
The trade idea is valid until midnight on 29 August 2026 (server time, UTC+3).
The main risk to the bullish EURUSD scenario is hawkish rhetoric from Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh, which, amid accelerating inflation, could trigger a renewed strengthening of the US dollar. In this case, a breakout below the 1.1620 support level could lead to a deeper correction.
The EURUSD’s seven-day downward correction below the 1.1685 resistance level reflects the market’s natural caution ahead of potentially hawkish rhetoric from Kevin Warsh. Nevertheless, the risks of a US debt crisis and the Treasury’s bond buyback program provide solid fundamental support for the euro, which could prompt buying on any short-term dips.
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