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Euro US Dollar (EUR/USD) Exchange Rate Slides on German Data Euro US Dollar Exchange Rate Dented by ZEW Sentiment Data The Euro US Dollar (EUR/USD) exchange rate is weakening today as Euro (EUR) sentiment is subdued by falling economic sentiment in Germany. Also weighing upon the single currency are dovish comments from the European Central Bank (ECB). At the time of writing, EUR/USD is trading [……

ZEW Survey highlights reduced investor confidence, bias remains to fade Euro rallies

As with last week, the EUR/USD settled around the 1.1266 support level.

The euro pulled back a bit against the US dollar on Monday, showing signs of hesitation at the previous falling channel, as the market has tried to break above that previous support level that should now be resistance.

Sterling is modestly higher against both the US Dollar and the Euro but GBP/USD remains close to trendline support and if that breaks then further losses are likely.

The EUR/USD pair wavered on Tuesday morning as worries of the Omicron variant waned and as the market waited for the latest Eurozone GDP data.

EUR/USD may continue to give back the rebound from the November low (1.1186) as a growing number of Fed officials show a greater willingness to normalize monetary policy.

The first full week of December brings about a slew of important economic data releases and events from around the globe.

AUD/USD extremely oversold, stable equities should prompt rebound, EUR/GBP to stall at 200DMA

The assessment of the new Omicron variant continues to strongly affect investor sentiment and global financial markets so far.

The euro initially fell on Friday, but the jobs number came out much lower than anticipated, sending the US dollar falling.

The EUR/USD pair wavered on Monday morning as the market continued to react to the latest American jobs numbers.

WTI nudged higher today as risk sentiment generally improved and the US Dollar lost ground to commodities. Have we seen the low in crude for now?

EUR/USD was relatively stable last week but it is still hard to see a stronger recovery unless the European Central Bank reverses its position that a tightening of Eurozone monetary policy is not n...

USD bulls have made another push this week, even after the Omicron-fueled scare from last week. EUR/USD, GBP/USD and AUD/USD are all nearing major inflection points.

The German index continues to bounce around the 200 day EMA as we have seen a lot of consolidation in this general vicinity.

Non-Farm Payrolls in focus as tight jobs market is likely to reinforce Fed's faster taper signal

Swiss Franc strength sees multiple crosses on the backfoot. These are the key technical setups for CHF/JPY, AUD/CHF, EUR/CHF.

Tomorrow brings NFP out of the United States and this print can create some volatility across global markets as the focus is now on the FOMC after Powell's comments this week.

EUR/USD looks calmer before Friday’s US employment data but remains susceptible to near term volatility around Omicron and shifts in interest rate timelines

Since the start of this week, the EUR/USD has been trying to recover from its recent collapse, but the rebound attempts did not pass the 1.1383 level.

The euro is holding up quite well in current fearful market environment.

The euro went back and forth on Wednesday as we continue to respect the previous trend line that was part of the descending channel.

The Japanese Yen underperformed today as the US Dollar made some ground in the aftermath of the Fed ramping up hawkish rhetoric. Where to for USD/JPY?

Markets can be messy, chaotic and difficult to forecast. But a trader's reactions are often the keys, and learning where or how to look for those reactions can be helpful.

Fears of the new COVID variant continue to negatively affect investor sentiment, as countries, especially European, re-imposed lockdowns and hurt the euro against the other major currencies.

The euro went back and forth significantly on Tuesday as we continue to try and figure out where we are going next.

The EUR/USD declined sharply during the American session after a hawkish statement by Jerome Powell.

The Australian Dollar made a new low overnight on the back Fed Chair Jerome Powell retiring transitory inflation. Will the AUD/USD downtrend continue?