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 holds a modest bid near 1.0660 amid increased US government shutdown concerns and mixed PMI data from both the Eurozone and the US. The dollar faces pressure as softer economic indicators and political risks weigh on market sentiment, limiting upside for the euro while capping dollar strength. Traders remain cautious navigating these complex drivers. Read more from Christian Borjon Valencia at FXStreet.
EUR/USD is forecasted to trade between 1.1675 and 1.1790 amid cautious central bank policies and mixed economic data from the eurozone and US. Market focus remains on inflation trends and interest rate signals shaping near-term currency movements. By Currency News UK
Aroundtown’s recent EUR/USD tender offer results highlight strategic debt management amid evolving market conditions. High participation rates reflect investor appetite for liquidity and the company’s efforts to optimize debt maturity profiles. This move aligns with broader trends in corporate refinancing as firms navigate interest rate pressures and credit market volatility.
MUFG forecasts the euro will strengthen to 1.26 against the US dollar within the next 12 months. This outlook reflects expectations of a nearing end to Fed rate hikes, a relatively hawkish ECB stance, and a correction from the dollar’s historically high valuation. These factors combined could reshape currency dynamics in the year ahead.
USD/JPY shows signs of topping after hitting key resistance near 150.00. Technical indicators like bearish engulfing candles and RSI divergence suggest a pullback. Coupled with easing US inflation and dovish Fed signals, a short-term decline toward 148.00 and below looks probable. Analysis by Alejandro Zambrano at FXStreet.
The Nasdaq 100 and QQQ hit record highs as investors grow hopeful the Federal Reserve will cut rates soon. Weaker U.S. labor data and easing inflation boost expectations for a more accommodative Fed policy, fueling gains in tech stocks.
EUR/USD has broken below the 100-hour moving average after five sessions of holding this key support, signaling potential short-term bearish momentum. Stay tuned for how this shift may affect near-term price action and key support zones. Based on analysis by Greg Michalowski, InvestingLive.com.
EUR/USD remains in a bearish trend on October 2, 2025, pressured by a resilient U.S. economy and hawkish Fed stance versus cautious ECB. Key resistance near 1.0600 and support around 1.0500. Technical indicators favor further downside with occasional short-term rebounds. Traders should watch for breaks below 1.0400 signaling deeper declines. Analysis by Christopher Lewis, DailyForex.com
The US dollar weakened this week following disappointing June jobs data that signaled slower labor market growth. The greenback declined against the euro and British pound as investors weigh the potential for the Federal Reserve to adopt a more dovish stance. Market expectations now increasingly factor in possible interest rate cuts before year-end, injecting fresh volatility into forex markets.
U.S. dollar faces pressure as traders await key economic data including jobless claims and PPI. EUR/USD gains as euro tests resistance, USD/JPY slips on dollar softness despite BoJ’s steady policy, and AUD/USD benefits from improved risk appetite. Short-term outlook favors modest dollar weakness ahead of data releases.
