Approximately 22.7% of daily forex trades. This pair, often called “Fiber,” is the most traded due to the economic strength of the Eurozone and the United States, offering high liquidity and tight spreads.
EUR/USD steadies near 1.0900 as markets await the ECB interest rate decision. With inflation easing yet core pressures persisting, the ECB is expected to hold rates at 4.25 percent and maintain a cautious stance. Diverging central bank policies keep the pair’s medium-term outlook uncertain.
The US dollar gains strength as Federal Reserve’s hawkish outlook and solid economic data boost investor confidence. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen weakens amid the Bank of Japan’s continued dovish stance and persistent ultra-loose policy. Markets watch key currency pairs closely. #Forex #USDEUR #USDJPY
Japanese Yen faces key challenges as USD/JPY hovers near 160. Election outcomes in Japan, rising US bond yields, and the Bank of Japan’s cautious policy approach all shape the outlook. Without major shifts, dollar strength may persist in the near term.
The US Dollar regained strength as US Treasury yields rose and global risk sentiment weakened. Diverging central bank policies and resilient economic data kept investors favoring dollar assets, while Federal Reserve caution on inflation tempered expectations for near-term rate cuts.
US Dollar shows mild softness as markets await key US economic data and Fed signals. Traders are cautious amid mixed inflation and employment trends, while safe-haven currencies gain amid equity market uncertainty. More details from Mitrade News Team. Source: mitrade.com
USD/CHF slipped from a three-week high but closed the week with gains as stronger US economic data initially boosted the dollar. Later, improved risk appetite eased demand for safe-haven currencies, reflecting mixed market sentiment amid ongoing macroeconomic developments.
EUR/USD remains range-bound after testing resistance near 1.0915, with momentum weakening and key support around 1.0600–1.0640 intact. Watch for a decisive break above 1.0915 for bullish continuation toward 1.1000, or a drop below 1.0788 risking deeper declines. Technical and macro factors will guide next moves. #ForexAnalysis #EURUSD
EUR/USD shows a neutral outlook heading into the ECB meeting after ending last week with modest gains amid economic uncertainty. Technicals suggest consolidation near 1.0900, with key support at 1.0840 and resistance at 1.0960. Market eyes ECB guidance for next direction.
Based on the Elliott Wave analysis by EWM Interactive from July 21, 2025, the S&P 500 may have reached the peak of a major five-wave bullish cycle that began in 2020. Signs such as momentum divergences and resistance near 5500 to 5600 suggest the current wave five is ending. This implies a corrective ABC phase could unfold, potentially retracing to 4200 or lower between 3600 and 3900, aligning with key Fibonacci levels and prior support areas. Market participants should prepare for increased volatility and weigh risk carefully as this corrective pattern develops. Credit to EWM Interactive for their foundational insights.
The US dollar’s recent unexpected rally—driven by a short squeeze amid crowded bearish bets—raises the question: Is this the start of a broader reversal or just a pause in its downtrend? Adam Button’s analysis on ForexLive and TradingView explores the factors behind the move and whether momentum can continue.
