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.
Morgan Stanley has raised its gold price forecast to $4,500 per ounce by mid-2026, citing factors such as shifting central bank policies, persistent inflation, geopolitical uncertainty, and rising demand from global institutions. The bank expects these combined forces to drive a powerful bull market in gold over the coming years.
Forex Outlook Nov 30–Dec 5, 2025: Watch USD/JPY near resistance 152; a breakout may revive uptrend, while a drop below 148 risks correction. EUR/USD trades sideways between 1.0720–1.0950; a break could set new targets. GBP/USD shows mixed signals amid BoE uncertainty and political noise. Stay tuned for key data and central bank moves.
China’s November manufacturing PMI stood at 49.2, matching forecasts but remaining below the 50 mark that separates expansion from contraction. This signals that China’s manufacturing sector continues to face headwinds from weak domestic demand, export pressures, and structural economic shifts, underscoring ongoing challenges ahead.
China’s non-manufacturing PMI fell to 49.5 in November, signaling contraction in services and slower economic momentum. While construction showed slight growth, weaker consumer demand and real estate challenges continue to weigh on recovery according to data from NBS.
Wall Street is watching closely as the Supreme Court reviews a case that could limit federal agencies’ regulatory power. The challenge to Chevron deference may reshape how agencies like the SEC and CFTC enforce financial rules, impacting markets and investor confidence. A ruling is expected by June 2024.
EUR/USD climbs above 1.1600 as confidence grows that the Federal Reserve will cut rates soon. Softer US data and easing inflation expectations drive market sentiment, boosting the euro against the dollar. Traders eye upcoming Fed meetings for clues on monetary policy shifts. #Forex #EURUSD
Euro stays firm above 1.1600 as markets price in a dovish Fed in December. Softening US inflation and mixed economic data raise chances of easing, boosting the euro while the dollar faces downward pressure. Traders watch key resistance near 1.1650 and 1.1700 for the next move. Report by FXStreet’s Pablo Piovano.
US dollar weakens as stocks close higher Friday amid softer US data and shifting Fed expectations. Euro, pound, Canadian dollar benefit from greenback’s pullback while yen steadies ahead of BOJ policy signals. Originally reported by Justin Low for ForexLive via TradingView.
EUR/USD remains stuck in a sideways range between 1.1500 and 1.1600 as market forces balance amid ECB and Fed policy divergence. The pair reflects uncertainty with neither bulls nor bears gaining clear control while traders await fresh economic cues.
EUR/USD stalls near 1.1015 on the last trading day of November as euro bulls show hesitation. Market awaits fresh US and ECB data amid subdued economic signals and lingering geopolitical risks. Technical resistance and fading dollar momentum set the stage for cautious trading into December.
