Euro news

Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands and Denmark plan to build 150 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity in the North Sea to help achieve the EU's climate goals and, eventually, break away from Russian energy.

During the recent trading sessions, we noticed a rebound in the price of the euro currency pair against the dollar, EUR/USD, with gains to the resistance level of 1.0556.

The British pound succeeded in achieving gains against the euro and the dollar after the release of British labor market statistics that revealed a strong jump in wages and a larger-than-expected drop in unemployment.

The Euro continues to probe the important 1.05 level against the US dollar despite recent talk from one ECB hawk that an out-sized 50 basis point rate hike is possible in the coming months.

The German DAX Index rallied on Tuesday as we continue to see money flow back into equities in general.

The EUR/USD pair rallied to the highest level since May 11th ahead of the upcoming Euro area consumer inflation data.

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Bank of England rate hike odds stagnate while the market has dragged forward expectations for the European Central Bank.

Euro exchange rates were flat at the start of the new week's trading and at least some of the rally can be attributed to comments by a prominent member of the European Central Bank.

The German DAX index gapped slightly higher to kick off the Monday future session but then fell rather hard.

The French DAX Index initially fell on Monday but found buyers underneath at the €6280 level.

On Tuesday, the UK government will announce planned legislation on the Northern Ireland Protocol that could end up killing its post-Brexit deal with the EU. A trade war could follow.

The euro rallied just a bit on Monday to show signs of life again, but at this point, it seems that the market is in a strong downtrend.

The EUR/USD pair declined slightly as concerns about the future of the European economy continued.

The Euro has lifted off recent lows as the US Dollar softened ahead of commentary from Fed Chair Jerome Powell today. Will EUR/USD overcome momentum?

As tensions build over Northern Ireland, concerns of an EU-UK trade war have surfaced.

The major EUR-crosses are coalescing around a singular theme.

The Chinese economy is slowing down markedly as strict lockdowns send big cities into hibernation. Repercussions will be felt in Germany, too.

The Federal Reserve is in its communications blackout window, elevating the importance of US economic data in the days ahead.

Euro Pound Exchange Rate Wavers on Eurozone’s Weak Trade Balance Euro Pound Exchange Rate Zigzags as Eurozone Trade Disappoints The Euro Pound (EUR/GBP) exchange rate is falling this afternoon as the Eurozone’s latest trade balance weighs on the Euro (EUR). The movement erases EUR/GBP’s earlier gains, leaving the pair to have traded sideways over the course of the session. At the time of writing, …

The euro took a hit amid another hike in natural gas prices, this time on news of new moves by Russia to restrict supplies to Europe.

A trans-Atlantic forum meant to bring Washington and Brussels closer on digital and trade issues has switched gears to tackle global trade and supply chain disruptions sparked by Russia's ongoing aggression in Ukraine.

Rising energy and commodity prices resulting from Russia's war in Ukraine are slowing Europe's economic growth and increasing inflation.

The Euro has bounced ever so slightly during the trading session on Friday, limping into the weekend.

EUR/USD got a much needed reprieve this morning from both the European Commissions 2022 spring forecast as well as hawkish comments from the ECB’s Villeroy.

The EUR/USD pair will likely have a bearish breakout and drop to the 20-year low of 1.0280.

Crude oil prices remain elevated, providing Saudi Aramco with record profits as markets digest evidence of a slowing Chinese economy.

Oil prices could rise in the short term if China begins to dismantle the Shanghai lockdowns and the European Union reaches an agreement among member states to ban Russian oil imports.

The Euro looks ahead to important EU economic data releases while facing several headwinds, while EUR/USD tests 2017 lows.

Cable continues to be plagued with the ‘stagflation’ tag as risk to growth restrict lofty rate hike plans. The NI protocol issue returns following the EU’ new proposal

EUR/USD remains technically and fundamentally susceptible to even further losses as ECB members reiterate the same message regarding rate hikes and APP exit

The Euro has broken below the crucial 1.05 level, an area that will attract a lot of attention.

GBP plagued by fundamental and geopolitical headwinds as next week’s inflation and jobs data draw closer.

The German index has gone back and forth during the bulk of the trading session, as we continue to see a lot of questions asked about the global economy.

EUR/USD is on the cusp of testing the 2017 low (1.0340) as a bear flag formation unfolds, with the decline in the exchange rate pushing the RSI back below 30.

The US Dollar has set a fresh 19-year high, helped along by another breakdown in EUR/USD. USD/JPY also turned and that remains of interest.

Despite the recent stability of the EUR/USD currency pair's performance, the US dollar continued its strength.

Brent crude oil continues to grapple with a stronger dollar while the proposed EU ban on Russian oil hits a roadblock ahead of IEA and OPEC reports later today.

The pair remains vulnerable to a breakdown below $1.0500.

The German DAX Index rallied significantly on Wednesday in the futures market to reach the €13,888 level.

The euro went back and forth on Wednesday as the 1.05 level continues to offer a lot of support.

Crude oil holds up despite the recent turmoil permeating other markets and a stubbornly high US CPI. Will WTI see a volatility break out?