After a 4.5% surge in early March, EURUSD has stalled over the past two weeks, struggling to maintain upward momentum. The pair repeatedly tested the resistance of the uptrend before losing strength. On Monday, it broke below the support of its recent consolidation range, dropping to 1.07810 and signaling the start of a downside correction towards 1.06000. This move has eased overbought pressures and introduced more volatility, but further correction is likely.

A short position could be considered if the pair rises above 1.08500, targeting a decline to 1.05500–1.06000, where the March rally began. This zone aligns with the uptrend’s key support and should be retested. A stop-loss could be placed at 1.11000 to manage risk.