@Kemi, today if you look at the fundamentals, the Strait of Hormuz has been reopened so the Petro Dollar trade effect that was making the USD strong will be reduced, meaning the USD will start weakening as the price of crude will start falling.
Secondly, if you look at the Privately Negotiated Trade (PNT) report I posted, there are lots of option expiries executed in the dark pool around the 1.1750 price on the CME. The open interest on these options is also positive (last column on the right) meaning these expiries are still active and have not been closed.
All of these factors are what made me to be bullish on eurusd today instead of being bearish.