Euro news

At the end of last week, the US dollar strengthened against other major currencies as the likelihood of a 50-basis point interest rate cut in November diminished.

For years, Chinese industrial orders helped create and support thousands of well-paid jobs in Germany. But the Asian giant's economic slowdown has led to lower demand for German goods and dampened growth prospects.

The Euro has shown itself to be somewhat bullish during the trading session on Friday, and at this point in time it looks like we are simply going back and forth in the same range bound area that we had been in.

The Euro plunged during the trading session on Friday after the jobs number in America came out much hotter than anticipated.

A resurgent US Dollar boosted by strong US jobs and earnings data last Friday is dragging the price down. The action looks quite heavy and suggests that an attempt will be made to break below the support level at $1.0947.

Nervousness is the pervading theme in the EUR/USD for the moment and the currency pair went into this weekend near the 1.09750 level.

France's public deficit is even higher than expected, increasing pressure including from the EU, to get its finances in order. Prime Minister Michel Barnier must navigate troubled political waters over his budget.

The Euro initially did drop a bit during the early hours on Thursday, but really at this point in time, the 1.10 level underneath continues to be the main area of interest.

The euro fell again during the trading session on Wednesday as we are testing the 50-day EMA.

The EUR/USD currency pair has been declining since the beginning of the week due to risk-off flows, weak September inflation figures in the region, and mixed

The EUR/USD exchange rate retreated for four consecutive days, reaching its lowest point since September 12 as the US dollar comeback continued.

The US is seeing one of its biggest port closures in nearly half a century after dockworkers went on strike. German car manufacturers may need to find alternatives to these strategic East Coast ports.

The US is seeing one of its biggest port closures in nearly half a century as dockworkers went on strike. German vehicle manufacturers may need alternatives to these strategic East Coast ports.

The EUR/USD exchange rate is poised to decline for the third consecutive day, driven by a decline in September's Eurozone inflation figures and diverging communications between global central banks.

The Euro Stoxx 50 fell rather significantly during the trading session on Tuesday, which is not a huge surprise considering that CPI is now below the 2% target that the ECB dictates.

EUR/JPY: The Euro initially did rally a bit during the course of the trading session on Tuesday, only to turn around and fall rather significantly.

EUR/USD: The Euro stands out as it has plunged quite drastically.

The EUR/USD pair pulled back for the third consecutive day after the strong US jobs report, weak manufacturing data, and rising geopolitical risks.

At the beginning of this important week's trading, the euro traded near 1.118 US dollars as investors prepare for a busy week of economic data from the eurozone.

EUR/USD exchange rate slumps following Eurozone inflation EUR/USD exchange rate weakens as Eurozone CPI cools The euro US dollar (EUR/USD) exchange rate is losing ground this morning following the publication of the Eurozone’s latest consumer price index (CPI). At the time of writing, the EUR/USD exchange rate is trading at around €1.1085, down roughly 0.4% from this morning’s opening rate. Euro (…

The Euro initially rallied during the trading session on Monday, but it looks like it's going to continue to see a lot of issues around the 1.12 level, an area that's been important for some time.

The EUR/USD currency pair pulled back as economic data showed that Europe’s inflation was falling faster than expected.

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The EUR/USD is trading near the 1.11680 mark as of this writing on the last day of September. The month of October is likely to be busy for EUR/USD day traders because volatility will remain part of the landscape.