[EUR/USD] Will the European Central Bank (ECB) Cut Rates Again?
At the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting yesterday, the interest rate was kept at 2.15%, just as most people expected. The official statement did not include any big news. However, …
At the European Central Bank (ECB) meeting yesterday, the interest rate was kept at 2.15%, just as most people expected. The official statement did not include any big news. However, …
After the US and Japan agreed on tariffs, people bought the US dollar, and the euro slowly went down to 1.1711. Later, US Commerce Secretary Ratnick said the US-Japan deal …
As U.S. long-term interest rates went down, the euro rose above the strong resistance level around 1.1720. On this day, Secretary Bessent said, “Talks can continue even after the deadline.” …
On the 20th, U.S. Commerce Secretary Ratnick said, “I’m confident we can reach a trade deal with the EU.”Yesterday, Treasury Secretary Bessent also said, “Our relationship with the EU is …
Last week, the euro fell to around 1.1550 after U.S. inflation data (CPI) came out higher than expected. But then, the euro went back up to 1.1720 after news that …
Because of the news about Fed Chair Powell possibly stepping down, the euro rose from around 1.1560 to 1.1720 the day before. After that, the euro started trading with little …
The euro stayed strong from the Tokyo market to the European market because U.S. long-term interest rates went down. In the New York market, when the U.S. PPI was a …
Yesterday in New York, the U.S. inflation data (CPI) was higher than expected. This made U.S. long-term interest rates go up, so the euro became weaker and fell. It went …
At the end of last week, President Trump said he would add a 30% tariff on goods from the EU. Because of this, the euro started lower at 1.1660 in …
Last week, European Central Bank (ECB) Vice President De Guindos said that if the euro rises above 1.20 dollars, it will be hard for the central bank to respond. Because …