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.
U.S. dollar shows mild weakness amid mixed economic signals and cautious market sentiment. EUR/USD edges above 1.0850 as rate cut expectations grow. USD/JPY dips below 157 with safe-haven demand lifting yen. AUD/USD climbs toward 0.6670 on improved risk appetite and China optimism. Traders await key U.S. inflation data later this week.
European markets rebounded Wednesday after Tuesday’s selloff, driven by strong corporate earnings and easing concerns over ECB policy tightening. Key indices including Stoxx 600, DAX, FTSE 100, and CAC 40 all posted gains as investors seized bargain opportunities and risk appetite improved across sectors such as energy, technology, and financials. Original reporting by Kim Khan, Seeking Alpha.
The European Commission is set to reintroduce the Mercosur trade agreement, aiming to strengthen global trade ties and reduce dependency on dominant economies. This move underscores the EU’s strategic shift toward diversified partnerships and resilience amid rising geopolitical challenges.
EUR/USD is under sustained bearish pressure amid Eurozone economic weakness and hawkish Fed signals. Diverging central bank policies and geopolitical risks keep the pair below 1.0850 as traders eye inflation data, rate outlooks, and market sentiment for clues on the next move.
Euro holds steady against the pound as investors weigh the impact of rising borrowing costs in Europe and the UK. Markets remain cautious amid divergent central bank policies and mixed economic signals, keeping EUR/GBP within a narrow trading range.
EUR/USD continues to face downward pressure in early September 2025 as divergent central bank policies and weaker Eurozone data weigh on the euro. Key support at 1.0725 is under threat while resistance near 1.0800 remains unbroken. Traders should watch for ECB signals and U.S. economic releases controlling near-term trends. More details from Christopher Lewis at DailyForex.com.
EUR/USD bounced back to a daily high of 1.1649 today, reversing earlier losses as the euro gained support from better-than-expected Eurozone sentiment and weaker US data weighed on the dollar. Traders remain watchful ahead of upcoming economic releases and ECB signals.
EUR/USD attempts to rebound but struggles amid mixed signals. Strong US economic data and Fed’s cautious but hawkish stance support the dollar, while eurozone growth concerns and ECB’s dovish tone weigh on the euro. Market eyes key resistance and upcoming data for direction.
EUR/USD faces a crucial test near the Fair Value Gap zone between 1.0660 and 1.0685. This imbalance area may attract price back and trigger a bullish reversal if support holds. Watch key technical levels and momentum indicators as U.S. dollar strength and Eurozone headwinds shape the market ahead.
EUR/USD is under pressure as a global bond sell-off lifts US Treasury yields and hawkish Fed comments reinforce expectations of higher rates for longer. The euro struggles above 1.07 amid weak eurozone data and strong US economic signals sustaining dollar strength. Read more adapted from James Skinner’s article on PoundSterlingLive.com.
