EUR/USD AI Live Scan, 15-minute chart, Saturday, 31 October 2026
Every read JAFX AI made on the EUR/USD 15-minute chart that day, newest first: trend, structure, the levels it marked and what it said to watch.
21:40 UTC
Down after NY break, rebounding · RSI 59 · price 1.11659
Higher lows off NY low, capped at 50% fib.
London held below the 1.1206 london high before the NY session broke the Asian low at 1.1176 and slid to a 1.1136 ny low as the USD rebounded on the tech sell-off. Higher lows have since formed at 1.1140 and the 1.1150 swing low, but the rebound stalled twice at the 50% fib near 1.1172 and late-Friday trade is compressing above the 1.1163 consol floor into the weekly close.
Support: 1.1163, 1.11501, 1.11361
Resistance: 1.11724, 1.11758, 1.12056
What it said to watch
Break of the 1.1163 consol floor exposes the 1.1150 swing low and the higher-lows line
Close back above the 50% fib at 1.1172 and the 1.1176 asian low reopens the 1.1206 london high
Loss of the 1.1136 ny low confirms a lower-low and voids the rebound read
Monday EZ PMIs/retail sales and 15:00 UTC US ISM could gap or reprice this structure
17:36 UTC
Intraday downtrend, basing after NY sell-off · RSI 49 · price 1.11659
Rising lows from the 1.1136 NY low, capped at 1.1172 into Friday close.
The Asian session high at 1.1214 was rejected and London stalled at 1.1206. NY then broke the 1.1176 Asian low and sold off to a 1.1136 NY low as the USD rebounded on the tech-equity sell-off. Since then, rising lows have pressed against the 1.1172 post-NY high, which sits at the 50% retrace of the NY sell-off, and the late floor near 1.1163 has held into the close.
Support: 1.1163, 1.1150, 1.1136
Resistance: 1.1172, 1.1176
What it said to watch
M15 close above 1.1172 post-NY high puts the 1.1176 Asian low (breakdown point) back in play
Loss of the 1.1163 late floor and the rising lows line exposes the 1.1150 swing low, then the 1.1136 NY low
Mon EZ Retail Sales 07:00 UTC, HCOB PMIs 08:15–08:55 UTC and US ISM 15:00 UTC could reset this read; weekend gap risk at the open