The EURUSD currency pair moves lower below 1.0300, but remains within inside Wednesday’s trading range in Thursday’s European session. The Euro exhibits a mixed performance against other peers as an expected growth
The Euro is trying to head higher against the US Dollar on Tuesday, after inflation numbers for the Eurozone revealed that disinflation has ended, for now. Earlier expectations were revised after the preliminary German Harmonised Index
The EURUSD currency pair finds temporary support in Friday’s trading after diving to near 1.0220 on Thursday, the lowest level in two years. The Euro-dollar cross has resumed its phase of decline after
The euro-dollar currency pair trades vulnerable and holds near a more-than-a-month low at around 1.0350 on the first trading day of the year. EURUSD skates on thin ice as the dollar clings
EURUSD trades lackluster above 1.0400 due to illiquid trading activity in the European session on Monday. The Euro is set to wrap up the year with an almost 5.5% decline against the
EURUSD trades in a narrow range around 1.0400 in Friday’s European session amid thin trading as market participants stay on the sidelines due to the Christmas holiday. The pair struggles for direction
EURJPY is retracing its recent gains from the previous session, trading around 163.20 in European markets on Tuesday. The Euro-Yen cross remains subdued following the release of the Bank of Japan’s Meeting
EURJPY extended its losses and remained tepid around 163.00 following an interview of European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde published by the Financial Times on Monday. Lagarde emphasised that the central bank
The EURUSD currency pair jumped above 1.0400 in European markets on Thursday as Dollar bulls take a breather after a sharp run-up on Wednesday. The DXY Index, which tracks the greenback’s value against
EURUSD broadly consolidated near 1.0470 in Friday’s European session, staying under bearish pressure after comments from European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde on Thursday indicated that more interest rate cuts are in