The EUR/USD currency pair exhibited a mild bearish tendency as it neared the 1.0900 mark, but initiated the day with a bullish inclination, aiming to continue the anticipated bullish trend in the near term, bolstered by positive stochastic and EMA50 indicators. Moreover, the inverted head and shoulders pattern is adding to the bullish momentum, suggesting potential for further positive trading if the pair breaches the 1.0940 level, setting sights on 1.1075 as the next target. However, breaking below 1.0860 could end the bullish scenario and exert downward pressure. On the fundamental side, there are contrasting opinions within the European Central Bank (ECB). Hawks Isabel Schnabel and Peter Kazimir advocate for additional rate hikes before peak interest rates are reached, with Schnabel emphasizing the importance of proactive measures to contain inflation. In contrast, ECB Chief Economist Philip Lane, known for his dovish stance, proposes a likely rate hike in July but is non-committal regarding further increases, advocating for a data-driven approach. The varying perspectives within the ECB on interest rate adjustments are crucial to monitor as they may impact the EUR/USD pair’s movements.