The EUR/USD price dropped on Thursday after reaching a yearly high at 1.1095. However, the bias remains bullish despite the current retreat.-Are you looking for automated trading? Check our detailed guide-Surprisingly or not, the USD took the lead even though the Advance GDP registered a 1.1% growth versus the 2.0% growth expected, less than 2.6% growth in the previous reporting period.In addition, Pending Home Sales came in worse than expected as well. Fundamentally, the greenback received a helping hand from the Unemployment Claims and the Advance GDP Price Index.Today, the Eurozone reported mixed data. German Prelim GDP rose by 0.0% growth versus the 0.2% growth estimated. German Unemployment Claims came in at 24K compared to 8K forecasts, while German Prelim CPI is expected to register a 0.6% growth.Later, the US data should bring strong volatility. The Employment Cost Index is expected to report a 1.1% growth. The Core PCE Price Index may register a 0.3% growth, Chicago PMI could drop from 43.8 points to 43.6 points, while the Revised UoM Consumer Sentiment is expected at 63.5 points.EUR/USD price technical analysis: Flag pattern