EUR/USD pair : All elements being clearly bullish market, it would be possible for traders to trade only long positions on the EUR/USD pair as long as the price remains well above the price of 1.0452.

The EUR/USD pair will continue rising from the level of 1.0452 in the long term. It should be noted that the support is established at the level of 1.0452 which represents the last bearish wave.

The price is likely to form a double bottom in the same time frame. Accordingly, the EUR/USD pair is showing signs of strength following a breakout of the highest level of 1.0459.

So, buy above the level of 1.0452 with the first target at 1.0512 in order to test the daily resistance 1.

The buyers' bullish objective is set at the level of 1.0512. A bullish break in this resistance would boost the bullish momentum.

The buyers could then target the resistance located at 1.0512. This suggests that the pair will probably go up in coming hours.

If the trend is able to break the level of 1.0512, then the market will call for a strong bullish market towards the objective of 1.0592 this week.

If there is any crossing, the next objective would be the resistance located at 1.0592. The level of 1.0592 is a good place to take profits.

Moreover, the RSI is still signaling that the trend is upward as it remains strong above the moving average (100). Since the trend is above the price of 1.0452 (61.8% Fibonacci level), it means the market is still in an uptrend. From this point, the EUR/USD pair is continuing in a bullish trend from the new support of 1.0452.

This is shown to us as the current price is in a bullish channel. According to the previous events, we expect that the EUR/USD pair will move between 1.0452 and 1.0592.

However, beware of bullish excesses that could lead to a possible short-term correction; but this possible correction would not be tradeable.

On the other hand, in case a reversal takes place and the EUR/USD pair breaks through the support level of 1.0452, a further decline to 1.0408 can occur. It would indicate a bearish market.