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 remains in consolidation around 1.0840, showing neutral intraday bias with key support at 1.0795 holding the cautiously bullish outlook intact. A break above 1.0900 could pave the way toward 1.0980 and potentially 1.1094, while a drop below 1.0795 risks further downside. #Forex #EURUSD
David Belle’s latest analysis offers a comprehensive USD outlook through 2026, highlighting the interplay between Federal Reserve policy, inflation trends, geopolitical risks, and economic growth differentials. Key factors influencing the dollar include potential rate cuts, global capital rotations, and institutional shifts toward gold and reserve diversification. Understanding these dynamics is essential for navigating EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and gold trends over the coming years.
The US dollar pulled back after Fed minutes signaled growing expectations for rate cuts in 2026. Treasury yields declined and the dollar index dropped from recent highs as investors weigh softer economic data and a potential shift toward easing. EUR/USD and GBP/USD gained on the greenback’s retreat.
EUR/USD attempts to climb toward 1.1800 face resistance as momentum wanes. Technicals show weakening strength and potential bearish pressure near key levels. Market cautious amid holiday liquidity and mixed macro signals. Watch support around 1.1700 for next moves.
EUR/USD retreats to key Fibonacci support near 1.1740 as the US dollar stays robust. Strong US economic data and Fed tapering expectations keep pressure on the euro while ECB remains cautious. Traders eye this critical level for clues on the next move.
EUR/USD extends losses below 1.1000 amid rising risk aversion and dovish signals from the ECB. Eurozone economic data and cautious monetary policy contrast with a resilient US Dollar backed by hawkish Fed expectations. Market uncertainty keeps downward pressure on the pair. #Forex #EURUSD #ECB #USD
EUR/USD slipped below 1.1750 after the Federal Reserve minutes revealed a hawkish stance on inflation and interest rates. Dollar demand surged as markets priced in earlier tightening, putting downward pressure on the euro and signaling a bearish outlook for the pair.
Precious metals rebounded strongly as the Federal Reserve signaled a likely interest rate cut later this year. At Wednesday’s FOMC meeting, rates were held steady but projections shifted to anticipate one rate cut in 2024. This dovish tilt boosted gold and silver prices while U.S. inflation data showed signs of easing, reinforcing expectations for a more accommodative monetary policy. Markets are closely watching how these developments affect yield curves, currencies, and equity sentiment moving forward.
EUR/USD maintains strong bullish momentum as 2025 closes, supported by key technical factors and improving eurozone fundamentals. Breakouts above resistance near 1.1150 suggest further gains ahead, with technical indicators and economic data reinforcing an optimistic near-term outlook. Full analysis by Economies.com.
US dollar rebounds as markets digest US labor data and Fed caution. Euro remains pressured by weak Eurozone inflation and manufacturing. GBP/USD shows resistance near 1.2695 amid mixed UK economic signals. Short-term forex trends hinge on upcoming data and central bank moves. Analysis by David Becker at FXEmpire.
