EUR/USD Support and Resistance Levels by Timeframe

Read every EUR/USD level with its date

A level needs a chart timestamp, interval and data source. A number quoted in a past market note is not automatically relevant to the current session. Check a fresh chart and scheduled economic releases before carrying a zone forward.

Size the zone in pips

One EUR/USD pip is 0.0001; a fifth decimal is a tenth of a pip. For an illustrative four-hour study, use 120 closed bars and a five-bar pivot: a high must exceed the highs of two closed bars on each side, and a low must be below their lows. The pivot becomes known two bars later. A custom zone with a total width of 20 pips around 1.1000 spans 1.0990–1.1010. This example is not a current quote or a recommended width. Compare it with ATR and spreads, then keep the chosen definition fixed during the test.

• Four-hour chart: define swing zones that can span several sessions.
• One-hour chart: refine the current London or New York range.
• 15-minute chart: plan execution only after the higher chart is marked.
• ATR: compare zone width with the current average candle range.

Keep session levels separate

Record the session timezone and daylight-saving convention before marking a London opening range or prior-day high and low. Do not mix those intraday labels with a daily pivot rule. Use a fixed session window so a later review can reproduce the same candles.

Pause around scheduled currency events

Scheduled ECB and Federal Reserve decisions, employment and inflation releases can change price conditions. A pre-event level does not bound the size of a later move. Pineify reads the submitted image and cannot see unreleased information or later order flow.