EUR/USD trades near multi-week highs amid softer US Dollar, cautious Fed outlook
EUR/USD strengthens near multi-week highs due to a softer US Dollar following Fed's 25 bps cut.
EUR/USD strengthens near multi-week highs due to a softer US Dollar following Fed's 25 bps cut.
The Euro is steady in the mid-1.17s, showing a fractional gain against the US Dollar ahead of the ECB.
EUR/USD remains firm with a busy week ahead, including the ECB meeting and key Eurozone data releases.
EURUSD breaks above key swing level as traders focus on US NFP and CPI, with ECB expected to hold rates steady.
EUR/USD trades near 1.1730 with caution as investors await the ECB decision and US data.
EUR/USD is trading around 1.1730, exhibiting a weak bias as the USD recovers, but downside appears limited.
EUR/USD remains stable near 1.1740 as Fed officials suggest a pause in easing following a recent rate cut.
The Pound Sterling faces pressure due to stagnant UK growth despite some budget relief.
Despite a slight decline, the GBP maintains most of its weekly gains amid mixed industrial data and a widening trade deficit in the UK.
The Euro maintains modest gains ahead of the ECB meeting.
EUR/USD remains near two-month highs as Fed rate cut bets weigh on the US Dollar.
The British Pound fell sharply following disappointing GDP data, solidifying rate cut expectations.
EUR/USD falls below 1.1750 as the US Dollar rebounds, though Fed rate-cut expectations may limit losses.
Analysis of the impact of UK GDP and industrial production data on GBP/USD.
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Sterling rallies as the Federal Reserve cuts rates, impacting the Dollar negatively.
SNB leaves rates unchanged and upgrades economic outlook amidst USD weakness.
EUR/JPY remains steady at 182.40 as the ECB maintains its stance while speculation grows for a BoJ rate hike.