Before the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting, Germany and the Eurozone’s GDP (October–December) were lower than expected. This caused the euro to weaken, and EUR/USD dropped to 1.0391. As expected, …
The euro weakened to around 1.0450 as the U.S. dollar strengthened after Colombia agreed to accept immigrants under pressure from Trump’s tariff threat. Later, concerns about a Chinese startup, DeepSeek, …
During yesterday’s New York session, the euro rose to 1.0437 after President Trump said he plans to ask for immediate interest rate cuts. However, since he also suggested cutting rates …
At the start of the week in the Tokyo market, the euro began at 1.0266 and rose to the low 1.03 range due to position adjustments ahead of Trump’s new …
The U.S. CPI (Consumer Price Index) announced the day before was lower than expected, reducing worries about high inflation. This caused U.S. long-term interest rates to rise. The euro, which …
Last week, EUR/USD rose to 1.0436 early in the week as the U.S. dollar weakened but formed a short-term double top and fell. By the weekend, strong U.S. employment data …
Yesterday, the Eurozone HICP inflation rate remained at 2.7%, as expected, unchanged from the previous month. However, France’s CPI was weaker than expected, keeping speculation about further ECB rate cuts …
Under the Trump administration, higher tariffs and political instability in Germany and France are expected to weaken the euro further. Additionally, with the economy slowing down, the European Central Bank …
Yesterday, the euro rose in the European market, supported by rising stock prices, reaching 1.0457. However, U.S. long-term interest rates fell. When the Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Index was released and …
Yesterday, while the European market remained closed, the New York market reopened. As the Dollar weakened, the Euro rose to 1.0429 but continued to trade in a narrow range. Today, …
