From a fundamental perspective, USD data was mixed, if not slightly weak after NFP. Additionally, Russia and China just signed a deal signaling that they will move away from using the USD for their trade with each other. At the moment that's more of a symbolic move, but symbolic moves still change charts.
From a technical perspective, late December/early January of 2015/2016 is a key time to look at for this pair. Very important examples of resistance and support there that outlined where I dropped my demand box. EU should follow the bullish trendline, but might slightly fake-break it, as it's done a couple of times recently. Still, the pair is on a bullish trend and has both near-term and long-term reasons that the lower 1.07000s should be a support zone.