EUR USD News & Analysis Today

EUR/USD is the most traded currency pair in the world, reflecting the relationship between the euro and the US dollar, its movements are driven by ECB and Federal Reserve policy, inflation and GDP data, as well as global risk sentiment, traders watch it as a barometer of economic strength on both sides of the Atlantic and use it to capture opportunities in short-term volatility and long-term currency trends.

  • This week, the EUR/USD pair is correcting higher toward the medium-term downtrend as a possible divergence in the monetary policy paths of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the U.S. Federal Reserve plays out, with the price testing 1.1597 (Murrey level [2/8]).

  • EUR/USD. The euro is gaining ground against the US dollar, testing the 1.1600 level to the upside. The pair is preparing to end the current week with a fairly solid gain, while the main driver behind the correction in the greenback remains expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut as early as the December meeting. According to the CME Group FedWatch Tool, the probability of such a scenario currently stands at 85.0%.

  • EUR/USD. The euro is showing mixed dynamics against the U.S. dollar, consolidating near the 1.1600 level. The pair is developing an upward impulse formed earlier amid expectations of a potential decline in U.S. Federal Reserve borrowing costs.

  • EUR/USD. The euro is gaining in the EUR/USD pair, developing a weak bullish momentum formed the day before and testing the 1.1515 level for an upside breakout, while investors are waiting for new catalysts that could clarify the outlook for the European Central Bank’s (ECB) monetary policy.

  • EUR/USD. The euro shows modest gains against the US dollar, correcting after the predominantly bearish movement of last week, which led to a renewal of the local lows from November 6. Market participants and forex traders are in no hurry to open new positions, waiting for fresh drivers to emerge.

  • EUR/USD.The euro is trading mixed against the US dollar in the EUR/USD pair, consolidating near 1.1530 as investors wait for the release of November business activity data from S&P Global and Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) at 11:00 (GMT+2).

  • This week, the EUR/USD pair is moving lower, attempting to consolidate below 1.1536 (Murray level [1/8]) amid signs that the Federal Reserve is stepping back from further monetary easing.

  • The euro to dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) is currently trading just below 1.16 as market sentiment remains fragile and investors show increased caution.

  • EUR/USD. The euro is trading mixed against the US dollar, consolidating around the 1.1600 area. Market participants are reluctant to open new positions ahead of today’s eurozone inflation release at 12:00 (GMT+2) and the minutes of the October FOMC meeting at 21:00 (GMT+2).

  • The euro is showing mixed dynamics against the US dollar in the EUR/USD pair, consolidating near 1.1600. Market participants are in no hurry to open new positions ahead of today’s eurozone inflation release at 12:00 (GMT+2), as well as the minutes of the October FOMC meeting at 21:00 (GMT+2). Forecasts suggest that October core CPI will hold at 2.4%, while the broader headline index is expected to rise by 2.1%. However, these figures are unlikely to meaningfully change investor expectations regarding future ECB monetary policy: the regulator has effectively completed its easing cycle and is now more concerned about growth momentum and labour-market conditions.

  • EUR/USD. The euro is gaining in value against the US dollar in the EUR/USD pair, correcting after yesterday’s sharp decline: the instrument is testing the 1.1600 level for an upside breakout, while investors and forex traders are preparing for the release of US macroeconomic data.

  • The euro–dollar pair (EUR/USD) stabilized around 1.16 in early November, after finding solid support below the 1.15 level earlier in the month.

  • EUR/USD.The euro is posting a moderate decline in the EUR/USD pair on the Forex market, extending the weak corrective move that took shape late last week: the instrument is testing the 1.1600 area for a downside breakout as traders wait for new catalysts.

  • EUR/USD. The euro is gaining ground against the US dollar, with the pair heading into the end of the week with solid momentum. EUR/USD is testing the 1.1650 level to the upside as traders wait for fresh catalysts to drive the next move.

  • The EUR/USD pair has been rising for the second week in a row and is currently attempting to hold above 1.1597 (Murray level [6/8]), supported by the middle line of the Bollinger Bands.

  • EUR/USD. The euro is posting moderate gains in the EUR/USD pair, updating the local highs from October 30. The instrument is supported by expectations that the U.S. government shutdown will finally end: federal agencies were closed for 43 days, and only at the beginning of this week did the Senate manage to approve a bill on temporary funding through the end of January 2026. The bill then passed the House of Representatives and was ultimately signed by President Donald Trump.

  • During the morning session, the EUR/USD pair trades in a corrective trend around 1.1571. EU internal data remains too weak to shift market sentiment significantly, while the U.S. dollar’s decline is not strong enough to reverse the broader trend.

  • EUR/USD. The euro shows a restrained rise in the EUR/USD pair, extending the upward momentum from the previous day that led to an update of the local highs from October 30. Traders are assessing October’s inflation data from Germany: the annual consumer price index settled at 2.3%, and the monthly reading at 0.3%, which aligns with the previously stated position of the European Central Bank (ECB), allowing it to maintain its monetary policy unchanged.

  • The euro shows mixed dynamics in the EUR/USD pair, holding near the 1.1560 mark as market activity remains subdued ahead of the expected end of the U.S. government shutdown. Earlier reports confirmed that the Senate managed to approve a new short-term funding bill extending federal government operations until the end of January 2026. According to available information, representatives from both the Democratic and Republican parties reached an agreement to hold an additional vote on healthcare subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in December. The bill now needs approval from the House of Representatives and the signature of President Donald Trump, which will officially end the shutdown that has lasted more than 40 days.

  • In the Forex market, major currency pairs — EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, AUD/USD, and XAU/USD — are showing mixed dynamics amid expectations surrounding the upcoming Federal Reserve rate decision and the potential end of the U.S. government shutdown. Investors are analyzing fresh macroeconomic data and central bank signals, which are shaping the overall direction of currency and commodity instruments.