EUR/USD

Three key markets to watch next week: the US Dollar Index could gain further if core PCE inflation surprises on the upside, supporting Fed hawkishness. Gold faces pressure amid rising Treasury yields and a strong dollar but may find support from central bank demand. Meanwhile, Germany’s DAX40 is vulnerable to euro strength and global risk sentiment as Q3 earnings reports roll in. Traders should monitor key economic releases and central bank guidance shaping these moves.

Weekly Forex Analysis by Haresh Menghani on FXStreet: EUR/USD stays range-bound amid Eurozone stagnation and strong US data, facing resistance near 1.0900. GBP/USD shows modest bullish bias but struggles to break 1.2800 amid mixed UK data. USD/CAD closely tied to oil prices and Bank of Canada outlook. Traders should monitor inflation reports and central bank signals ahead.

Gold faces a critical junction near $2,000, caught between a potential rally or a sharp reversal. Technical signals show ascending triangle patterns and tightening volatility, while macro factors like Fed policy, inflation trends, and geopolitical risks will likely dictate the next move. Traders should watch key support around $1,950 and resistance near $2,080 closely.

EUR/USD trades within a symmetrical wedge pattern ahead of the US Personal Consumption Expenditures inflation report. A breakout above 1.0890 may target 1.0950 and 1.1000, while a breakdown below 1.0780 could push prices toward March lows. Market awaits key data that could influence Fed policy.

The US dollar extended gains as the Federal Reserve maintains a hawkish outlook, supported by rising Treasury yields and strong economic data. This momentum put pressure on other major currencies, with the euro and pound slipping amid weaker economic signals and dovish central bank comments.

The US dollar gained strength, hitting 10-month highs as Treasury yields climbed and the Fed signals caution but keeps options open for future hikes. The Japanese yen weakened near 150 per dollar with no sign of intervention ahead of key US data and the Bank of Japan’s upcoming meeting. Euro and sterling also slipped vs the strong dollar.

Fed messaging remains the key driver behind recent FX volatility, as shifting policy signals fuel cautious market repricing. USD softens amid easing yields and rising risk appetite, while EUR/USD holds a range-bound stance supported by ECB-Fed divergence. Stay tuned for evolving dynamics. Read more: https://www.efxdata.com/insights/5e2d4e258593fced4f1cb7178212b04f.html

EUR/USD slides toward 1.1675 as strong US economic data and renewed tariff threats fuel dollar strength. Market watchers eye Fed’s tightening path and ECB’s response amid mounting trade tensions and shifting momentum in key technical levels. Full analysis on TradingNews.com.

EUR/USD shows signs of recovery within a defined range, supported by broad market optimism and dovish Fed signals. The pair remains resilient amid mixed economic data and cautious ECB stance. Watch resistance near 1.0900–1.1000 for potential breakouts as traders monitor key indicators.

EUR/USD is consolidating gains after last week’s rally as traders await the crucial FOMC decision. With the Fed possibly nearing a pause and the ECB signaling more hikes, market focus is on central bank guidance to shape the next move in the forex’s most active pair. Original article credit: FOREX.com