The pair EUR/USD remained below its 100 hour moving average on the corrective move higher.

Yesterdays move to the upside peaked at 1.1748. The low from last Thursday's trade came in at 1.1750. The falling 100 hour moving average came in at 1.1755. Ultimately, it will take a move above the 100 hour moving average to tilt the medium-term bias more to the upside. Absent that and the recent price action is showing more left right downside bias.

Having said that, looking at the low price from yesterday, buyers DID come in near a swing area between 1.17013 and 1.17054. The low price dipped just below that level to 1.16996 (call it 1.1700).

Clearly the 1.1700 level is a level the market is paying attention to and like the 100 hour moving average above, a move below the 1.1700 level will be needed to increase the bearish bias (and a run toward the low from August 19 and August 20 at 1.1963 area).

Sellers more control, but there is some dip buying activity seen so far this week as well.