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 hits a five-week low as the U.S. dollar strengthens on hawkish Fed signals and robust jobs data. Rising U.S. non-farm payrolls and Fed comments suggest prolonged rate hikes, while eurozone economic weakness weighs on the euro. Originally reported by Capital Market News, Business Standard.
Source: business-standard.com/markets/capital-market-news/eur-usd-slides-to-five-week-low-125100900720_1.html
AUD/USD remains steady amid rising US government shutdown risks and shifting central bank signals. A potential shutdown could soften the USD while diverging RBA and Fed policies add complexity. Traders watch technical indicators closely for near-term direction. Analysis by Kenny Fisher via MarketPulse.
USD/JPY surged past 150.00 amid widening interest rate gaps, safe-haven demand for the dollar, and weak Japanese fundamentals. The BoJ’s ultra-loose policy contrasts with the Fed’s hawkish tone, raising intervention concerns. Mitrade’s latest analysis explores the key drivers behind this pivotal move and its market implications.
EUR/USD stalls as sellers take a breather ahead of the FOMC meeting minutes. Dollar strength backed by robust US data keeps the pair under pressure, while the euro struggles amid dovish ECB signals and weak Eurozone growth. Key levels: resistance near 1.0620, support around 1.0530.
EUR/USD and GBP/USD reversed lower after testing key resistance near their 100-hour moving averages. Sellers stepped in around 1.0599 for EUR/USD and 1.2206 for GBP/USD, preventing further gains and reinforcing bearish momentum. Traders should watch support levels at 1.0537 and 1.2137 respectively for clues on the next move.
EUR/USD approaches a one-month low near 1.0675 as rising political unrest in France weakens the euro. President Macron’s decision to dissolve parliament and call snap elections has unsettled markets, while the Fed’s hawkish stance supports the dollar’s strength.
EUR/USD is facing a sharp decline as bearish momentum accelerates, breaking key support levels like 1.0500. Strong US dollar demand fueled by positive US economic data and eurozone uncertainties is driving the pair lower. Technical indicators suggest further downside ahead. Originally published by Economies.com.
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USD holds steady ahead of key US jobs data that may influence Fed policy. Treasury yields remain elevated as markets await the Non-Farm Payrolls report. Meanwhile, sharp moves in USD/JPY have sparked speculation about possible Bank of Japan intervention amid calls for currency stability. Global forex watchers monitor developments closely as the week unfolds.
EUR/USD remains in focus for the week of October 10, 2025 as divergence between the Federal Reserve’s hawkish stance and the ECB’s cautious outlook drives volatility. Weak Eurozone data and resilient US labor figures support dollar strength while key technical levels near 1.07 are tested. Traders should watch economic releases and central bank signals closely. Analysis by Fiona Cincotta at City Index.
