EUR/USD
8 articles tagged EUR/USD, newest first. Every price call in these articles was recorded when published and later checked against market data — see the track record.
India Sold $59.7 Billion of Dollars in Six Weeks. The Majors Moved by Hundredths of a Percent.
Mumbai has been Asia's largest single seller of dollars for six weeks running. The G10 answered with a shrug — and that answer is the information.
Five of Eight Majors Closed at a 90-Day Extreme — and the Yen Was the One That Didn't
Hawkish Fed minutes and a 5.70% long bond lifted the dollar against six of seven majors. EUR/USD closed at 1.1186, its 90-day floor. The yen barely flinched.
The Euro Hit a 17-Month Low Against a Dollar Nobody Was Hiding In
EUR/USD touched 1.1162 and closed at 1.1212, its 90-day floor. Risk appetite was healthy and U.S. services data missed — this was the euro's problem alone.
Central Banks Turned Hawkish Together, and the Dollar Beat All Seven Majors Anyway
A synchronized hawkish turn was supposed to give the dollar competition. Instead it firmed against every major, with sterling the weakest at 1.3325, down 0.34%.
Five of Eight Majors Sit Within a Tenth of a Percent of a 90-Day Extreme — and Nobody Moved
A flat July PPI took the Fed's next hike off the table, yet the dollar closed fractionally firmer against nearly every major. Compression this tight at the edge...
Won Convertibility Push Steals a Sunday the G10 Slept Through — USD/JPY Sits 0.26% Off Its High
With no major pair moving more than 0.06%, the session's real currency story ran through Seoul's won liberalization roadmap and Lagos's oil windfall — while the...
Dollar Idles at One-Month Low, but USD/JPY at 162.17 Keeps the Carry Story Alive
The greenback languished near its one-month trough on cooling inflation, yet the yen stayed pinned within half a percent of its cycle low — the carry trade refu...
Dollar Holds Near One-Month Low as Cooling Inflation Softens the Rate Path
Subdued U.S. inflation kept the dollar pinned near a one-month low, and the majors barely stirred — a coiled tape waiting for the next policy signal.