Euro news

Many countries have dropped low-denomination coins in the past. But can cash-loving Germany follow suit and stop accepting the smallest euro coins? Other European nations are showing the way.

The EUR/USD pair continues to grind higher, but faces potential range-bound trading between 1.12 and 1.15 as markets digest economic and trade uncertainties.

The German DAX found support near the 50-day EMA on Thursday, with dip buyers stepping in as global equity sentiment continues to turn bullish.

For months, there has been speculation that the US and Russia want the Nord Stream pipelines repaired and flowing with gas again. It would be hugely controversial, but could Germany agree?

For months, there has been speculation that the United States and Russia want the Nord Stream gas pipelines repaired and flowing again. The question remains whether Germany might agree.

Germany was the only G7 economy that failed to grow for the last two years, and is on track for a third year without growth in 2025.

After reaching its highest level since 2022, EUR/USD has pulled back near the 1.1300 support zone, with traders watching closely for signs of either trend continuation or reversal.

The euro continued to sell off on Wednesday after a parabolic rally, with EUR/USD potentially entering a consolidation phase between 1.12 and 1.15.

EUR/USD pulled back from multi-year highs to test the key 1.1212 support zone, forming a break-and-retest pattern that could signal a bullish continuation.

The EUR/USD pair remains in an overall bullish trend as traders await key Eurozone PMI data, with recent pullbacks seen as normal within the broader uptrend.

The German DAX rebounded strongly on Tuesday but now faces critical resistance at €21,500, with technical and geopolitical factors capping further gains.

The euro’s rally paused near the crucial 1.15 resistance level on Tuesday, as overbought conditions suggest a potential pullback toward 1.12 may be due.

EUR/USD trimmed gains after peaking at 1.1575, as easing trade tensions and an IMF growth warning cooled bullish momentum ahead of key PMI data.

EUR/USD pushes to its highest level in over three years, fueled by persistent US dollar weakness and geopolitical uncertainty, with 1.1600 in sight.

The EUR/CHF pair is showing signs of support near 0.9250 amid heightened volatility, with traders watching 0.94 for a potential breakout and 0.90 as key support.

The euro surged past the 1.15 level but shows signs of exhaustion, with traders watching for a potential pullback amid overbought conditions and shifting sentiment.

EUR/USD surged to its highest level since 2021 on Fed instability fears and Trump’s trade tariffs, with bullish momentum intact despite overbought signals.

The EUR/USD pair maintains bullish momentum near multi-year highs, with further gains hinging on easing trade tensions and upcoming Eurozone and U.S. data.

The EUR/CHF pair is forming a bullish base at the 0.9250 support level, with a potential breakout above 0.9350 signaling a trend reversal opportunity.

EUR/USD continues its bullish trend amid thin trading, with 1.12 acting as key support and 1.15 in focus, though overbought conditions hint at possible consolidation.

EUR/USD continues its bullish surge, driven by a cup and handle breakout, ECB rate cuts, and US dollar weakness amid recession fears and political pressure on the Fed.

The EUR/USD has gone into this long holiday weekend near the 1.13962 level, this as financial institutions prepare for the potential of more tariff noise confronting them in the coming days.

Market are considerably calmer, with focus shifting away from the ongoing US tariffs saga towards President Trump’s displeasure with the Fed’s reluctance to cut rates quickly.

Silver targets $35.50, gold holds gains, WTI eyes $70, Bitcoin steady, DAX supports, major FX pairs remain choppy.