EUR/USD

EUR/USD remained under significant bearish pressure during the week of September 7–12, 2025, as stronger US economic data and a hawkish Fed reinforced the dollar’s appeal. Weak Eurozone indicators and cautious ECB signals compounded euro losses. Technically, the pair broke below key support at 1.0750, reaching lows near 1.0670, with momentum indicators pointing to further downside potential. Expect resistance near 1.0800 to cap any short-term rebounds heading into next week. For a detailed analysis visit DailyForex.com.

Pairs in Focus: September 7–12, 2025
This week, EUR/USD hovers near 1.0740 within a descending channel; watch for a breakout above 1.0785 or breakdown below 1.0700. GBP/USD shows signs of bullish momentum with a triangle forming; a move past 1.2705 could signal further gains. USD/JPY remains USD-favored amid policy divergence. Economic data from the US, EU, and UK will drive volatility—manage risk accordingly. Full analysis by Fadi Steitie at DailyForex.com.

UBS forecasts the GBP/EUR exchange rate to rise to 1.1365 by the end of 2025 driven by Bank of England’s tighter monetary policy, stronger UK economic resilience, and weaker eurozone growth. Investors should watch interest rate differentials and shifting market sentiment closely.

USD/JPY maintains its bullish trajectory as divergence grows between the Fed’s hawkish stance and the BoJ’s cautious approach. Elevated U.S. yields and slow Japanese wage growth support dollar strength. Technicals confirm upside with resistance near 157. Market eyes BoJ for clues on future tightening amid mixed economic signals.

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The USD/JPY pair remains under pressure as the Bank of Japan sticks to ultra-loose policy while the Federal Reserve stays hawkish. Japan’s weaker GDP and accommodative stance keep the yen vulnerable, pushing the dollar higher amid growing divergence in central bank approaches. Original article credit: Mitrade Newsroom

RBC forecasts a major decline in USD/JPY to around 120 by the end of 2026. The shift reflects expected Fed rate cuts and gradual BoJ policy normalization, narrowing the interest rate gap that has kept the dollar strong against the yen. This change could reshape forex markets and global capital flows over the next two years. Read more from Tim Clayton at ExchangeRates.org.uk.

EUR/USD breaks out of a descending channel as growing rate cut bets weaken the dollar. Stabilizing Eurozone inflation and dovish Fed expectations set the stage for a potential 370-pip rally. Traders watch key resistance levels and upcoming economic data closely. #Forex #EURUSD #Trading

EUR/USD closed near 1.0770 after a mixed week marked by resistance below 1.0900 and gains halted by stronger U.S. data. Technicals lean neutral to slightly bearish with key support at 1.0723 and resistance near 1.0886. Watch for ECB-Fed policy divergence as inflation and growth trends shape next moves.

The U.S. dollar slid sharply after job growth slowed to just 22,000 new positions, far below expectations. This weak labor report has shaken markets and raised doubts about further Fed rate hikes. EUR/USD surged above 1.0800, GBP/USD climbed past 1.2750, while USD/CAD and USD/JPY saw notable declines. Watch these pairs closely as Fed policy outlooks shift with economic data.