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The EUR/USD has dropped over 8% from the peak levels seen in September 2024.

FTSE rises as the pound sinks and growth stalls. EUR/USD holds below 1.03 ahead of ECB minutes, US retail sales & jobless claims.

A string of failed breakouts in USD/CAD, USD/CHF and EUR/USD despite soft US inflation and big declines in Treasury yields should have traders questioning whether dollar dominance is over.

Euro rebounded off major support this week and the focus now shifts to a breakout of the January opening-range. Battlelines drawn on the EUR/USD technical charts.

Has EUR/USD finally found its floor? A clear morning star pattern suggests near-term lows may be in, but with Scott Bessent’s confirmation hearing looming, could a bond market twist drive the euro’s next big move?

EUR/USD may continue to track the negative slope in the 50-Day SMA (1.0495) as it pushes below the opening range for January.

EUR/USD rises as the mood improves and ahead of US PPI. DAX rises on hopes of gradual trade tariffs.

They may have come close to testing the limits of my bearish bias, but we finally saw momentum turn south for EUR/AUD and the ASX 200. However, with Wall Street indices looking steady above key support levels, a cheeky bounce could be due before the anticipated losses resume.

EUR/USD snaps the recent series of higher highs and lows as it trades to a fresh weekly low (1.0273).

The dollar is going to remain in sharp focus with key data including non-farm payrolls to come this week. Ahead of the NFP report, the EUR/USD forecast remains bearish.

The U.S. Dollar just finished its strongest quarter in nine years, and stock prices remain elevated, as well. This sets the stage for a volatile 2025 as explained in this webinar.

A three-month decline takes Euro into downtrend support into the start of the year with momentum fading. Battle lines drawn on the EUR/USD weekly technical chart.

EUR/USD rises on trade tariff doubts & ahead of EZ CPI data. FTSE falls as house prices fall and Next raises profit guidance.

EURUSD Forecast: The EUR/USD enters 2025 on a bearish note following a sharp downturn at the end of 2024. However, extreme oversold levels hint at potential bullish reversals. Key market-moving factors, including Eurozone inflation data and U.S. Non-Farm Payrolls, are in focus this week, adding volatility risks.

EUR/USD halts a three-day selloff to keep the Relative Strength Index (RSI) out of oversold territory.

EUR/USD is opening 2025 with a fresh two-year-low as sellers extend the bearish trend that started earlier this week. Parity is an obvious point of interest but there’s a big spot of possible support along the way at the 1.0200 handle.

It was a brutal Q4 for EUR/USD as the pair had its most bearish quarterly outlay since Q3 of 2022. But – that prior instance marked a key low and the final month of Q4 showed a higher-low in the pair.