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 slides sharply after France’s Prime Minister unexpectedly resigns, fueling uncertainty in European markets. Investors move toward safe-haven assets as euro drops amid concerns over political stability and EU policy outlook. Read more: https://www.fxstreet.com/news/eur-usd-dives-as-france-prime-minister-resigns-unexpectedly-202510060857
Gold prices are surging toward a historic $4,000 per ounce as persistent inflation, negative real yields, central bank gold buying, and global uncertainties drive investor demand and bullish momentum. The precious metal’s rally reflects a broad shift amid challenging economic and geopolitical conditions.
Weekly Forex Forecast by Adam Lemon at DailyForex.com offers insights on EUR/USD, USD/CAD, and S&P 500 for the week beginning October 5, 2025. Watch for continued volatility driven by interest rate dynamics, economic data releases, and geopolitical factors. EUR/USD shows bearish momentum amid ECB caution and Fed strength. USD/CAD gains support from a firm U.S. dollar and weakening Canadian economy. The S&P 500 remains volatile as markets digest inflation and growth concerns. Traders should monitor key support and resistance levels and central bank updates for potential trading opportunities.
The U.S. dollar is rallying to a ten-month high near 107 as rising Treasury yields hit a 16-year peak and strong economic data boost confidence in sustained Fed tightening. This dynamic is pressuring the euro, pound, commodity currencies, and keeping yen watchers alert ahead of possible Bank of Japan moves.
U.S. nonfarm payrolls surged by 336,000 in September, more than double expectations, keeping the labor market strong. This data heightens the chance of further Fed rate hikes and prolonged tightening as inflation concerns persist. Markets react with rising Treasury yields and dollar volatility.
EUR/USD remains in a neutral technical phase with a defined range between 1.0800 support and 1.0900 resistance. While the medium-term outlook shows consolidation, short-term opportunities for upward movement exist if macroeconomic data and central bank signals turn favorable. Traders should watch key levels and policy updates closely. For full analysis, see Timo Emden’s report on finanzen.net.
EUR/USD remains steady near 1.1738 as trading volumes decline and concerns rise over a potential US government shutdown. Market caution grows amid mixed economic data and heightened political risk, keeping investors hesitant to take strong positions ahead of key developments.
Stephen Miran reaffirms the Federal Reserve’s commitment to a data-driven, gradual approach toward reducing interest rates to reach a neutral stance. Despite persistent inflation and a strong labor market, cautious policy easing remains the long-term objective to balance growth and price stability.
Forex Market Update: The USD holds on to recent gains as it consolidates near key levels ahead of important U.S. economic data this week. Traders focus on non-farm payrolls and jobless claims, which will influence Federal Reserve rate outlooks and currency trends. Stay tuned for shifts in momentum.
U.S. services sector shows stronger growth than expected as S&P Global Services PMI for March hits 54.2, well above the forecast of 51.7. This signals sustained expansion amid inflation and interest rate concerns, boosting investor confidence and strengthening the dollar. Read more on VT Markets.
