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.
The USD continues its rally supported by strong U.S. economic data and rising Treasury yields. With solid services growth, robust labor market figures, and a “high-for-longer” Fed interest rate stance, the dollar gains against major currencies while euro, pound, yen, and aussie weaken amid divergent central bank outlooks and softer global growth signals. Detailed analysis by Mitrade News Team.
EUR/USD is eyeing the 1.20 target as the US Dollar faces mounting downside risks. Dovish Fed signals, softer US economic data, and declining Treasury yields are weighing on the greenback. Meanwhile, the Euro gains strength amid improving Eurozone fundamentals and steady ECB policy. Market sentiment increasingly favors EUR appreciation in coming months. #Forex #EURUSD
Euro to Dollar faces temporary weakness ahead of ECB decisions. Recent resistance near 1.0885 prompted a pullback to support around 1.0720 as markets weigh mixed economic data and upcoming monetary policy. Longer-term uptrend remains, but near-term caution advised. #Forex #EURUSD
EUR/USD holds modest gains as markets watch French snap elections closely. Political uncertainty in France fuels euro volatility and caps upside, while mixed US data and bond yields keep dollar supported. Traders remain cautious amid heightened risk sentiment.
This expanded analysis from Ross J. Burland at DailyForex.com highlights EUR/USD’s cautious trading amid mixed ECB and U.S. economic signals. Key technical levels and patterns suggest a neutral to slightly bullish outlook as markets await central bank guidance and economic data. Stay informed to navigate near-term moves.
EUR/USD bulls have staged a strong rebound, challenging the crucial 1.0900–1.0920 resistance zone after building momentum from mid-May lows. A decisive break above this level could open the door to further gains, while failure may see support around 1.0800 tested again. Traders should watch price action and indicators closely as market sentiment evolves. Article by James Harte at Action Forex provides detailed technical insights.
EUR/USD trades in a tight range amid mixed Eurozone and US data, signaling consolidation with resistance near 1.0930 and support at 1.0820. Meanwhile, USD/JPY shows bullish momentum but faces key technical hurdles. Traders should watch for breakouts driven by central bank updates and geopolitical developments as market uncertainty persists.
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.
