After rising since the beginning of this week, the EUR/USD currency pair dropped today as risk aversion returned to markets, making investors to opt for the safety provided by the greenback once again. Positive employment data published today in the U.S. also reiterated the hypothesis that the North American economy is currently more solid…
The EUR/USD currency pair started the day bearish as Greece’s financial situation once again raised concerns about some of the Eurozone member’s credit ratings, declining attractiveness for the European single currency. U.S. data published today did not impact intensively the outlook for the greenback, as data came slightly disappointing, but within…
The EUR/USD currency pair remained stable during most of today’s session posting a slight decline after being bullish in the beginning of the week as concerns regarding Dubai’s debt decreased and China’s manufacturing figures set risk appetite strong among traders that opted for higher-yielding options in currencies markets. At the moment EUR/USD is…
EUR/USD showed the biggest daily growth since early September today and reached a new weekly high as the Federal reserve released a very optimistic monetary policy statement, citing faster recovery and lower inflation, which still allows interest rates as low as they are now. Although the amount of planned purchase of the debt…
The U.S. dollar dropped against the euro today after some rather good fundamental reports on employment and total economic output. But the upward spike on the EUR/USD chart, which is significantly higher than the daily gain hints that the bearish sentiment among the traders is still quite strong near 1.4670…
I’ll try to cover the latest fundamental reports from the U.S. economy that affected the EUR/USD pair this week. Today, the dollar is losing against the euro, but overall week is almost a perfect doji candle with a lower spike being a bit longer than the upper one. The weekly high…
Two of the three major fundamental indicators of the U.S. economy showed a worse than expected results today in the respective reports, causing EUR/USD to continue its rather slow and uncertain correction on the Forex market. It fell for a second day today, going below the yesterday’s lows. Currently, it’s trading near 1.4369.
The euro rose against the dollar today as some important economic indicators in U.S. showed a recovery from the global crisis, while only construction spending report showed a negative dynamics. EUR/USD is now trading near 1.4171 — the highest value since June 5.
EUR/USD fell by the largest extent since April 27 today as the U.S. macroeconomic indicators failed to maintain the bullish interest in the high-yielding currencies. The oil inventories rose also pressing on the oil prices and thus on the commodity currencies. EUR/USD is now trading near 1.4122.
EUR/USD declined fro the second day after rising earlier today as the stock markets failed to sustain a growth and corrected almost to a zero daily change after opening positively today. Very good fundamental reports were released in U.S. today and yesterday but they failed to inspire…