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.
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Ardagh Group announces a dual-currency senior secured bond offering totaling approximately US$1.28 billion equivalent. The euro and US dollar tranches mature in January 2031 with a two-year non-call period. Proceeds will refinance existing debt and support corporate purposes. Lead bookrunners include Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, and others. This move aligns with improving leveraged finance markets and investor demand for secured, long-dated bonds. Credit strengths include a global footprint in recyclable packaging serving consumer goods and beverage sectors. (Source: IFR by Owen Sanderson)
EUR/USD traders have built strong bullish positions as the pair trades near range highs around 1.08–1.09. Yet, underlying market risks persist amid limited price moves and an uncertain macro environment. According to Jeremy Boulton’s Reuters commentary via TradingView, this imbalance heightens the need for market participants to consider protective hedging or “insurance” against potential losses. With policy divergences, inflation data, and geopolitical factors looming, risk management through option-based hedges or adjusted stops is increasingly prudent to guard against sudden corrections.
EUR/USD edged lower after facing strong resistance near the 1.0880–1.0900 supply zone. Technical indicators point to weakening bullish momentum while diverging Fed and ECB policies add downward pressure. Traders should watch key support levels for potential further declines. Originally written by Staff Writer at The Tradable
EUR/USD holds just below key resistance at 1.0900 after a recent rally, supported by softer U.S. inflation data and steady ECB stance. Watch for a potential breakout above 1.0950 or a pullback toward 1.0735 as traders weigh mixed signals in the lead-up to November 18, 2025.
EUR/USD holds above 1.16 as markets focus on Eurozone economic data and signals from the ECB and Federal Reserve. Key reports on inflation, employment, and PMI this week could shape the pair’s next move amid cautious optimism and shifting monetary policy expectations. Stay tuned.
EUR/USD continues its bearish trend amid weak eurozone data and a stronger US dollar. Diverging central bank policies add pressure, signaling potential further declines. Traders should watch key support levels closely as market uncertainty persists.
The U.S. dollar edged higher ahead of key economic data this week, including the Fed’s preferred inflation gauge, the PCE index. Markets await inflation, labor, and spending reports that will shape the Fed’s rate outlook amid a recent shift toward cautious policy signals.
The U.S. dollar gained modestly as investors prepare for a series of key economic data releases, including PCE inflation and GDP figures. Market focus remains on how the Federal Reserve will respond amid signals of persistent inflation and economic resilience.
Ferrari N.V. reports repurchasing 26,000 shares last week at an average price of €305.89, continuing its multi-year share buyback program to enhance shareholder value and support capital allocation goals outlined in its 2022–2026 strategic plan. Total buybacks to date exceed 1.35 million shares for nearly €393 million.
