EURUSD — Reclaiming 1.14 Into a Loaded Macro WeekEuro / US DollarEIGHTCAP:EURUSDMarleyTraders EURUSD is trading back above 1.1400 after tagging a one-year low near 1.1330 last week. The bounce comes ahead of a genuinely significant macro setup: the ECB's Sintra Forum opens this week, with Wednesday's panel bringing together ECB President Lagarde, incoming Fed Chair Kevin Warsh, and BoE Governor Bailey on the same stage — a rare simultaneous read on three major central banks' policy thinking in one sitting. Context matters more than the bounce itself here. The pair has been under pressure for weeks as markets priced a more hawkish Fed under new leadership, while Eurozone inflation data this month (Germany, France, Italy easing; Spain holding near multi-year highs) painted a mixed picture for the ECB's own path. The reclaim of 1.14 looks more like short-covering into a binary risk event than a confirmed trend change — Wednesday's panel is the actual catalyst to watch, not this week's price action in isolation. Key levels: the 1.1330 low from last week is the level that matters on any retest — a clean break below would reopen the broader downside structure. On the upside, 1.1445 (this week's high) is first resistance; a daily close above that with the macro backdrop confirmed dovish-leaning from Lagarde would shift the near-term bias. Worth watching how Warsh's commentary specifically gets read — his first major public central-bank-stage appearance as incoming Fed Chair carries more weight than a typical FOMC member speech, since markets are still pricing his reaction function.