EUR/USD Technical Analysis Report – November 13, 2025
Original author: FinanceFeeds
The EUR/USD currency pair remains one of the most closely observed in the Forex market, reflecting the interplay between the two largest economic blocs globally: the European Union and the United States. Technical analysis of this major pair for November 13, 2025, provides valuable insights for traders navigating the current market conditions.
This report delves into the recent price movements, identifies key support and resistance levels, and presents potential scenarios based on technical indicators. The content herein is based on the analysis originally published by FinanceFeeds.
Overview and Recent Price Action
– The EUR/USD pair has shown a notable recovery in the short term, suggesting a potential shift in sentiment.
– As of the November 13, 2025 trading session, EUR/USD is trending upward, breaking prior resistance levels due to a mix of technical triggers and fundamental catalysts such as diverging interest rate expectations between the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank.
– The currency pair managed to climb above the 1.0700 level, a psychologically important resistance zone, which previously acted as a ceiling for bullish momentum.
This upward adjustment reflects improving risk appetite combined with softer economic data from the United States, which has weighed on the US dollar.
Key Technical Levels (Daily Chart)
Support Levels:
– 1.0650: Serves as immediate and minor support. This level previously functioned as a resistance before the recent breakout and may now provide a base for price consolidation.
– 1.0600: A crucial support zone aligning with both horizontal price action and a 50-day simple moving average (SMA).
– 1.0530: A deeper support level and the recent swing low, suggesting strong buyer interest if price retraces to that level.
Resistance Levels:
– 1.0760: The near-term resistance encountered after the recent rally. A clean break above this level could clear the path for further gains.
– 1.0830: An intermediate resistance level which also corresponds with prior highs seen in early October 2025.
– 1.0930: A major resistance zone that represents a key medium-term target for bulls, having served as a significant ceiling in previous swings.
Moving Averages and Trend Indicators
– 20-Day SMA: Currently bullish and beginning to slope upward, reinforcing the short-term uptrend.
– 50-Day SMA: Flattening out and acting as support around 1.0600. A further upward slope would confirm a medium-term trend reversal.
– 100-Day SMA: Still slightly bearish but showing signs of stabilization. This longer-term indicator may provide resistance around the 1.0830 level.
– 200-Day SMA: Positioned higher near the 1.1000 mark, indicating the level to watch in case the EUR/USD pair gains significant upward traction.
Relative Strength Index (RSI)
– RSI stands at around 58, which situates it in bullish territory but still below overbought conditions.
– This level suggests there is room for further appreciation without triggering strong corrective pressure.
Price Momentum and MACD
– The MACD indicator on the daily chart offers a bullish signal. The MACD line has crossed above the signal line, pointing to positive momentum.
– Bullish divergence was also observed earlier this week, strengthening the case for the recent rally.
– MACD histogram bars are increasing, signifying growing upward momentum.
Chart Patterns and Price Structure
– The textbook double bottom pattern formed near 1.0530 was instrumental in launching the current bullish leg.
– This pattern triggered a move that has propelled the pair past its neckline at 1.0650.
– If the bullish breakout holds, measured moves could bring the pair closer to the 1.0830 and 1.0930 levels, according to traditional price projection techniques.
Fibonacci Retracement Levels
– Measuring the decline from the September high near 1.1015 to the low
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