[EUR/USD] Euro Struggles to Rise
Economic growth data from Germany and the Eurozone came out as expected, so there was little market reaction.The euro went up for a short time after weak U.S. growth data …
[EUR/USD] Europe-U.S. Trade Talks and HICP
Trade talks between the U.S. and Europe are having difficulties.This week, important economic data like CPI and GDP from Germany and the EU will be announced.If the results are weak, …
[EUR/USD] Euro Gains Ground Amid Dollar Weakness
The EUR/USD pair has been gaining ground, trading above 1.1250, as the U.S. dollar weakens due to market expectations of potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. The euro’s strength is also …
[EUR/USD] From U.S. Dollar to Second Currency Euro
Because of the trade war and President Trump’s changing and strong actions, people are starting to lose trust in the U.S. The U.S. dollar, stocks, and bonds are all going …
[EUR/USD] EU Tries to Improve Relations with the U.S.
In the Tokyo market, the euro rose from around 1.0900 to 1.0991, showing some strength. But in the European market, it fell back to around 1.0900 again. European stock markets …
[EUR/USD] Dollar Weakness Due to Tariffs
The tariffs were stricter than expected, and concerns about the global economy grew, leading to a global stock market drop. As a result, US government bonds, seen as a safe …
[EUR/USD] Euro Rebounds After Tariffs Are Imposed
Before the tariffs were imposed, there was strong buying of the euro. From Tokyo to the European market, the euro traded in a range around 1.08. However, after reports that …
[EUR/USD] Tariffs and European-U.S. Economic Data
Last week, the euro fell to 1.0733 after President Trump announced a 25% tariff on imported cars. This level is an important support point based on technical indicators. Later in …
[EUR/USD] Is the Decline Stopping?
The euro continues to fall this week. Yesterday, it dropped to 1.0744 because U.S. durable goods orders were better than expected and U.S. long-term interest rates went up. The decline …
[EUR/USD] U.S. Long-Term Interest Rates Rise
During the European session, France’s PMI (Purchasing Managers’ Index) was stronger than expected, leading to euro buying. However, weaker-than-expected PMI data from Germany and the eurozone caused the euro to …