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The EUR/USD continues to trade bullish below the 1.2000 resistance area, amid stronger Euro and weakness in the U.S. dollar. Traders seem to price in the weaker forecast of the U.S. Non-farm employment rate due on Friday. Check out the EUR/USD price forecast to learn more about the trade setup.
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