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The EUR/USD exchange rate continued its recent rally and crossed the important resistance level at 1.1805 as the US dollar retreated and as the Greenland crisis eased. It has jumped by 2.10% from its lowest point this month.

Tensions between the USA and the EU seem to have resolved, but war drums continue to beat over Iran, as high volatility finally returns to the Forex market, while Silver and Gold soar to new record highs.

The EUR/USD jumped on Friday and went into the weekend around the 1.18263 ratio, this after trading near highs which were testing the 1.17500 resistance mark most of the week.

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The Euro saw modest gains on Thursday, staying range-bound as traders watch for a breakout above 1.1850 that could signal a push toward 1.20.

The EUR/AUD pair remains under pressure as diverging central bank policies and a bearish technical setup suggest a potential breakdown below key support.

Trump comments on Greenland and Iran calm market volatility.

Speaking to world leaders in Davos, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that "the old world order is unraveling at breathtaking pace" and set out key priorities for the future. DW has more.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is addressing the World Economic Forum in Davos. In his speech, he is expected to respond to US President Donald Trump's ambitions to control Greenland. Watch Merz's speech live here.

Lawmakers voted narrowly to challenge the EU trade deal with Latin America in the bloc's top court, a move that could derail the deal. Chancellor Friedrich Merz said the deal should be provisionally enacted anyway.

The EUR/USD pair is consolidating near 1.1730 amid renewed U.S.–EU tariff tensions, with traders eyeing a break above 1.1800 or a drop toward 1.1650.

Gold prices have surged to record highs near $4,800 per ounce, driven by safe-haven demand amid U.S. - EU tensions over Greenland and weakening Dollar confidence.

The prospect of a renewed US/EU trade war over Greenland could produce wild moves in this currency pair

Gold and Silver Rise to Records on Greenland Tariff War / Iran War Fears; Trump Projects Greenland Acquisition, Heads to Davos for EU Meetings; Stock Markets Trading Lower, S&P 500 Index Stabilizes at 1-Month Low

EUR/USD continues to face strong bearish pressure as traders react to escalating EU-US tensions and Fed rate outlooks, with 1.1500 emerging as a key support level.

The Euro rallied amid thin US holiday trading, but traders are watching for signs of exhaustion as the broader EUR/USD downtrend remains intact.

Despite geopolitical headwinds, the DAX remains bullish as German stimulus and a breakout above 25,000 set the stage for a rally toward 27,000.

Gold remains firmly bullish, supported by global trade uncertainty and central bank accumulation, with technicals pointing toward a potential move to $5,000 an ounce.

The euro rebounded against the Japanese yen on Monday after an initial panic selloff, with strong support at 183 and a bullish trend targeting 186.

Gold and Silver Rise to Records on Greenland Tariff War / Iran War Fears; Trump Imposes New Tariff on Several European Nations on Greenland, Question of EU Pushback; Stock Markets Trading Lower, S&P 500 Index Nears 1-Month Low; Bitcoin Falling

The EUR/USD pair remains below key resistance as geopolitical tensions and bearish technicals increase the likelihood of a drop toward 1.1500.

European leaders have three main options for responding to the Trump administration’s economic threats. If they don’t get it right, Trump may be emboldened to take over Greenland.

EUR/USD continues to trend lower as geopolitical tensions and disappointing German data weigh on sentiment, with key support near 1.1500 in focus.

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