EUR/USD

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

“Decoding Market Moves: Simple Logic Behind FOMC Reactions and How to Profit from Them”

Original article by TradingView user AlkalineCapital breaks down FOMC market reactions with clear logic. When rates rise, the US dollar strengthens and Bitcoin often declines; rate cuts tend to boost crypto. Traders should focus not only on rate decisions but also on the tone of Fed statements, as hawkish or dovish cues signal future market direction. Understanding these dynamics can give traders an edge in both Forex and crypto markets.

EUR/USD

**Unmasking the Illusion: The Shocking Truth About Leverage in Crypto Trading**

The Real Truth Behind Leverage in Crypto Trading reveals leverage as a double-edged sword: while it can maximize gains, it equally magnifies losses. High leverage means very narrow margins for error, making strong risk management crucial. Leverage is a tool for professionals, not a shortcut to easy profits. Study the mechanics and risks carefully before trading.

EUR/USD

Major Forex Pairs in Focus: Navigating Volatility and Trends in the Final Week of August 2025

Weekly Forex Forecast for August 24-29, 2025: USD strength remains supported by Federal Reserve policies and economic data, keeping EUR/USD under pressure near 1.0800 and GBP/USD vulnerable amid UK political uncertainties. USD/JPY uptrend persists due to divergent central bank stances. Traders should expect heightened volatility and confirm signals before entering positions. Full outlook based on Christopher Lewis’s analysis at DailyForex.com.

EUR/USD

Dollar Dives as Powell Hints at Possible Rate Cut in September

Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s recent testimony hinted at a possible rate cut as soon as September, citing progress on inflation and risks of prolonged high rates. Markets quickly priced in cuts, leading to a sharp decline in the dollar across major currencies. Original article credit: Reuters, Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss.

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