The EURUSD pair is climbing higher for the second consecutive trading session amid expectations of the ECB decision and a weaker US dollar, with the rate currently at 1.1429. Discover more in our analysis for 23 July 2026.
The EURUSD rate continues to move higher, posting gains for the second consecutive session. Today, market participants are primarily focused on the European Central Bank meeting and the subsequent press conference by ECB President Christine Lagarde.
According to market estimates, the probability of the interest rate remaining unchanged at 2.25% is around 95%. A pause in the monetary policy easing cycle has already been largely priced in, so the key factor for the euro will be the regulator’s comments on the future rate path and its assessment of the eurozone’s economic outlook.
Fresh data from Germany provided additional support for the single currency. The ZEW Economic Sentiment Index unexpectedly rose to 26.3 points in July, compared to the forecast of 17.5, indicating improved investor sentiment and signs that businesses are gradually adapting to current economic challenges.
At the same time, pressure on the USD increased following a weak ADP US labour market report. According to the data, the US private sector added only around 98 thousand jobs in July, significantly below market expectations. Against this backdrop, the EURUSD pair remains above key support levels.
The EURUSD rate continues to recover, with buyers gaining a foothold above the EMA-65, indicating a gradual strengthening of short-term bullish momentum. However, despite the local advance, the pair remains within a descending channel. The EURUSD forecast for today suggests renewed selling pressure, with a potential target at 1.1325.
The Stochastic Oscillator provides an additional signal in favour of a possible decline. The indicator is approaching a descending resistance line, suggesting a slowdown in the current recovery and the likelihood of renewed bearish movement. A breakout below the lower boundary of the short-term corrective channel, followed by consolidation below the 1.1395 support level, would confirm the negative scenario. In this case, sellers would receive a signal for a further downward move, with the next target at 1.1325.
However, an alternative scenario suggests a recovery in EURUSD. If buyers break confidently above the upper boundary of the descending channel and consolidate above the 1.1460 resistance level, this would invalidate the current bearish scenario and confirm that buyers have regained the initiative. In this case, the pair could continue its upward trajectory towards the next target at 1.1545.
Main scenario (Sell Stop)
A breakout below the lower boundary of the bullish channel and consolidation below 1.1395 would indicate renewed bearish momentum, with lower targets in view.
Alternative scenario (Buy Stop)
A breakout above the upper boundary of the medium-term descending channel and consolidation above 1.1455 would signal increased buying pressure and continued growth.
The main risk to the bearish EURUSD scenario is buyers’ ability to keep the price above EMA-65 and break through the 1.1460 resistance level, which could strengthen bullish momentum. More dovish signals from the ECB could provide additional support for the euro.
The EURUSD pair maintains a short-term bullish bias amid expectations for the ECB meeting and improving sentiment in the eurozone. However, the technical picture indicates that correction risks remain, and the pair’s reaction to the 1.1395 and 1.1460 levels will be the key factor determining its next move.

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