It briefly broke out above 1.1150 but now it's back below that level, whether there will be a true breakout remains to be seen.

The move north continues apparently. It broke out above 1.1150 and I think we will see it reach 1.1200.

I absolutely cannot stand consolidations like this.
Well, at least there was a shooting star candlestick at 1.1170 on the daily time-frame before the new move south began.

The market closed while the pair was still testing the support at 1.1090, next week it may continue depreciating.

EUR/USD is still testing the support at 1.1090 - 1.1080 but I think it will keep depreciating later this week.

It found some support at 1.1075 but it's unclear for now whether it will bounce off from it.

The pair has formed a hammer candlestick at the support at 1.1075 - 1.1080. It is quite likely that it will, indeed, bounce off from it.

EUR/USD also formed an inverted hammer at 1.1080, so even if the move north does not begin this week there will most likely be one next week.

It could not break out below 1.1000 this week but considering how bearish the pair is that may still happen once the market opens on Monday.

The market will open soon, let's see whether the depreciation will continue.