[EUR/USD] Weak Euro, Strong Dollar
Concerns about the European economy are growing due to political instability in Germany and France, as well as possible tariff increases under the next Trump administration. This has led the …
[EUR/USD] French Political Uncertainty Eases
French political uncertainty grew after the approval of a no-confidence vote against the government, leading to increased selling of the euro. However, far-right leader Marine Le Pen calmed fears by …
[EUR/USD] Strong U.S. Economy
In the Tokyo market, the euro dropped to 1.0481 as U.S. long-term interest rates rose, leading to euro selling. However, in the European market, the trend reversed, and the euro …
[EUR/USD] Possible Double Top
At the start of the Tokyo market this week, U.S. long-term interest rates rose, causing the euro to drop to the low 1.05 range. Weak November manufacturing PMI results from …
[EUR/USD] Eurozone HICP
Germany’s November CPI, announced yesterday, was almost as expected, so there was little reaction from the market. Yesterday, the French central bank governor, Villeroy de Galhau, made some dovish comments, …
[EUR/USD] Back and Forth Movement
Early in the Tokyo trading session, news about Trump’s tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico caused the euro to drop, falling to 1.0425. However, it later recovered, rising to 1.0554 …
[EUR/USD] Euro Weakness Adjustment
Last weekend, the Eurozone’s November PMI results were weaker than expected, causing increased selling of the euro. The euro fell below the low of 1.0450, the lowest in about two …
[EUR/USD] Moving into a 1.06–1.05 Range
After falling the previous day, the euro started strong, showing solid support. However, it fell again in the European market due to rising U.S. long-term interest rates. During the New …
[EUR/USD] Building a Base
After reports about changes to Russia’s nuclear doctrine, the euro dropped to 1.0524. However, it stopped falling near the previous day’s low and eventually recovered to previous levels. Since the …
[EUR/USD] Rises Again After Correction.
In the European market, the euro initially rose to 1.0571. However, as U.S. long-term interest rates increased, EUR/USD dropped to 1.0533. When the New York market opened, U.S. long-term interest …