[EUR/USD] Uncertainty Due to Ukraine Situation
Germany’s January ZEW economic index was 26.0, much higher than the expected 20.0, marking the biggest increase in two years. This stopped the euro’s decline in the Tokyo market. However, …
[EUR/USD] Less Worry About Tariffs
The euro rose because talks between the U.S. and Russia about ending the Ukraine war made people feel Europe’s situation may improve. President Trump signed a tariff agreement, which first …
[EUR/USD] Euro Rises on EU Tariff Talks
Before the US CPI (Consumer Price Index) was released, the euro moved in a narrow range around the upper 1.03 level from the Asian to the European market. When the …
[EUR/USD] European Central Bank (ECB) Neutral Interest Rate
The euro fell to 1.0353 during Tokyo and European trading but later recovered to 1.0396 in New York after weak U.S. economic data. Today, the European Central Bank (ECB) will …
[EUR/USD] Tariffs on the EU
At the beginning of the week, the euro fell to 1.0211 because of concerns that the Trump administration might impose tariffs on the EU, along with Mexico and Canada. Later, …
[EUR/USD] ECB Rate Cuts Continue & Trump’s Statement
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, …
[EUR/USD] Weakness in the U.S. Economy
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, …
[EUR/USD] Trump’s Call for Rate Cuts
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 …
[EUR/USD] Euro Rebounds with Start of Trump Administration
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 …
[EUR/USD] European Central Bank (ECB) Minutes and U.S. Long-Term Rates
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 …