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.
European markets held steady today as investors awaited key economic indicators later this week. With cautious sentiment prevailing, indexes like the DAX, CAC 40, and FTSE 100 showed little movement amid anticipation of PMI and inflation data from Europe and the US, while currency and energy sectors remained mixed. Traders are watching closely for signals on monetary policy and economic growth trends.
Rabobank forecasts the EUR/USD exchange rate to climb to 1.20 within nine months, driven by expectations of a weakening US dollar and diverging monetary policies between the Federal Reserve and the ECB. As the Fed signals possible rate cuts and European fundamentals stabilize, the euro may strengthen against the dollar despite recent range-bound trading near 1.08.
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EUR/USD is trading within a tight range amid diverging ECB and Fed policies and mixed economic data. Technicals show short-term consolidation near 1.0850–1.1000 with neutral momentum. Watch for a break below support or above resistance for directional clues. For detailed analysis, see XTB Market Analysis.
The euro strengthened as June flash PMIs for Germany and France beat expectations, signaling potential Eurozone recovery. Services sectors led growth while manufacturing contraction eased. EUR/USD rose 0.2%, reflecting improved investor confidence and optimism for the region’s economy.
EUR/USD showed range-bound activity on 21 August 2025, trading just below 1.0900 amid a quiet economic calendar. Key levels: resistance at 1.0915 and 1.0950, support at 1.0870, 1.0850, and 1.0825. Trend remains neutral to slightly bullish with higher lows forming. Watch for a breakout above 1.0925 or a break below 1.0860. Indicators like RSI near 52 and flat MACD suggest indecision before key inflation data later this week. Stay tuned for further developments. Analysis by DailyForex.com Technical Team.
ING highlights growing US dollar weakness driven by easing inflation, slowing growth, and an anticipated Federal Reserve pivot. These factors may propel EUR/USD toward 1.20, supported by a relatively cautious ECB stance and improving global risk appetite. Full analysis by Eamonn Sheridan on ForexLive via TradingView.
The Federal Reserve signals a strategic policy shift as inflation pressures ease and the labor market cools. Markets now price in possible rate cuts before the end of 2024, reflecting a move toward balanced economic stability over strict inflation control.
EUR/USD steadies near 1.164 as traders await Federal Reserve Chair Powell’s guidance. U.S. dollar strength and diverging monetary policies keep the pair range-bound ahead of key speeches and economic data. Market eyes tapering timeline and inflation outlook for direction.
EUR/USD trades sideways as investors await the Jackson Hole symposium. With mixed Eurozone data and a resilient US dollar, markets look to Fed Chair Powell’s remarks for clues on future monetary policy and near-term currency direction.
