On January 31, the EUR/USD pair added about 60 base points and continued, therefore, the quotes moved away from previously reached lows as part of building a new upward wave structure. The supposed wave Y is completed, as well as the entire bearish section of the trend, originating on December 31.

On January 30, the EUR/USD pair added about 20 basis points and thus continues to move quotes away from the previously reached lows. The assumed wave Y is considered complete, and if this assumption is correct, the increase in quotes will continue as part of the construction of a new upward trend section.

On January 29, the EUR/USD pair lost about 12 basis points and started moving away from the previously reached lows. Thus, there are reasons to assume the completion of the wave y construction. If this is true, then the tool will start building an upward set of waves from the current positions, consisting of at least three waves.

On January 28, the EUR/USD pair gained several base points and thus continues to build the expected wave y. Markets continue to get rid of the European currency. An unsuccessful attempt to break through the Fibonacci level of 76.4% may lead to quotes moving away from the reached lows and completing the construction of a downward wave and the entire downward trend section.

On January 27, the EUR / USD pair lost about 10 basis points, and continues building a prospective wave Y. A successful attempt to break through the 76.4% Fibonacci level indicates the willingness of the markets to continue and further get rid of the euro currency with goals located near the level of 1.0982, and possibly even lower.