The EUR/USD pair had been trending down to 0.9600, the lowest level since 2002, but then rebounded strongly, especially around this vital support level.
The bears were not able to hold the next resistance level at 1.0100, and they lost ground to the bulls who drove the prices higher, This resulted in reaching new bullish targets at 1.0250, 1.0500, and 1.0600.
The bulls controlled the price action around the key level of 1.0550-1.0600, leading to more bullish continuation towards 1.1000 and 1.1200.
The recent bullish movement pursued towards the resistance zone around 1.1200 where lack of bullish momentum seemed to exist.
On the other hand, the recent bearish pullback was facing a temporary support around 1.0950 where the short-term uptrend came to meet the pair.
After this trend reversal, price was expected to decline towards to the price levels of 1.0800 which stood as a temporary daily support before another bearish decline could happen.
Early signs of bearish breakdown of the depicted uptrend were just observed. However, any upside pullback towards 1.0780 should be considered for a valid SELL Entry (backside of the broken uptrend).