As the market remains fixated on the US Dollar (USD), investors are bracing for increased volatility amid shifting monetary policies. According to Commerzbank’s FX Analyst Antje Praefcke, the Euro is
EUR/USD is correcting to near 1.1150 in Wednesday’s European session, as the Euro weakens on the possibility of firm ECB rate cuts. The US Dollar is regaining ground, with focus
EUR/USD has regained momentum and is eyeing the 1.1200 level after a slight pullback in the US Dollar. This comes as investors anticipate potential rate cuts by the Federal Reserve
The EUR/GBP pair is on a downward trend for the fifth consecutive trading session, driven by expectations of an interest rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB) in September.
EUR/USD remains below 1.1200 as investors shift their focus to upcoming inflation data from the Eurozone and the US. The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to implement two more
The US Dollar Index (DXY) saw a turnaround on Monday, bouncing back from recent lows to approach the 101.00 level. While markets are anticipating a Fed rate cut in September,
EUR/USD has recently revisited the area of year-to-date peaks around 1.1200, facing some downward pressure after reaching fresh highs. This occurred amidst a tepid resurgence of buying interest in the
Title: ECB Chief Economist Warns of Uncertainty in Currency Markets In a recent speech at Jackson Hole, ECB chief economist Philip Lane highlighted the challenges facing the currency market, stating
EUR/USD struggles to extend its upside above 1.1200 as the ECB is expected to cut interest rates again in September, while Fed’s Chairman Jerome Powell signals an interest-rate cut. Investors
Renowned ECB Governing Council member Olli Rehn has indicated that the current slowdown in inflation and economic weakness in the Eurozone could pave the way for a reduction in borrowing