KairosBiasKairosBiasUS Dollar is currently the stronger currency on macro fundamentals, Euro the weaker - which maps to a strongly bearish lean on EUR/USD.
Last updated 17 Jul, 18:30 UTC · refreshes every 4hThe EUR/USD bias label above is live and free. The numeric composite scores for Euro and US Dollar, their four sub-scores, and the exact divergence behind this label are part of Pro - along with all 28 pair rankings, COT history, and 30-day charts.
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Both EUR and USD are scored -100 to +100 on these four layers; the difference between their composites sets the EUR/USD label. Full formulas on the methodology page.
As of the latest 4-hourly update, the EUR/USD fundamental bias is strongly bearish with high confidence. The bias comes from comparing the two currencies' composite macro scores: Euro versus US Dollar across COT positioning, EMA trend structure, momentum, and interest-rate differentials.
Each currency gets a -100 to +100 composite score from four weighted layers: EMA structure (35%), COT positioning (30%), momentum (20%), and rate differentials (15%). The EUR/USD bias is the divergence: EUR score minus USD score. A large positive divergence reads bullish, a large negative one bearish. The full formula is public on the methodology page.
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