Investing.com – The Euro continued on a less than high morning trading upswing against the U.S. dollar during early afternoon trading; the continued, but developing signs of U.S. economic progress from early U.S. legislative finance "constructive" talks on the rebuttling fiscal cliff. EUR/USD hit a minor bullish 1.2808 in U.S. early afternoon trading on Monday, gaining roughly 0.44 %, which was a slight lower point from the morning trading's EUR/USD high of 1.2820. The EUR/USD fabric pair trading is expected to be consolidatibg somewhere below the 1.28 mark. Beginning resistance levels for the EUR/USD pair heading into afternoon trading is expected around a reportedly 1.2764, and roughly support gathering at around 1.2668 for the pair. Current major Asian market trading of the EUR/USD pair has been trading around 1.2775. Tomorrow, European financial leaders will meet to work with Greece officials on an agreement involving a two-year loan is expected; another expected pivot point for the EUR/USD pair to be indirectly impacted later in the trading week, as a result of the meeting. The greenback has been trading on the Euro back -- higher against the U.S. dollar -- particularly since the United States' tension-filled presidential election; how U.S. leaders handle financial talks demonstrated through fiscal resolution is key in the future health of the EUR/USD pair going forward this quarter.