The U.S. dollar posted its sharpest decline versus the euro today despite a gross domestic product report published today showed growth in the North American economy for last year’s final quarter. Existing home sales slid much beyond forecasts, allowing the euro to pare a good amount of this week’s losses.…
EUR/USD declined today after a 2-day consolidation on Forex as the traders sold the pair on expectations of the important macroeconomic reports which were to come out later today. Although, the reports weren’t very surprising and were more pro-bullish for EUR/USD, the currency pair continued to remain low even after releases. It’s now trading…
The EUR/USD currency pair continues on a bearish trend despite a rather disappointing final U.S. GDP report for this year’s third quarter, considering that this reading, being the final for this quarter, has less impact among traders then previous ones, specially since the first for each quarter, already show…
The EUR/USD currency pair was rising considerably after falling yesterday but did not manage to sustain its near to $1.50 level as U.S. gross domestic product data declined significantly from the past quarter, bringing risk aversion back to markets and favoring refuge currencies, specially the yen. At the moment, EUR/USD…
After posting a first major declining day since September 1st yesterday, EUR/USD returned to the growth today. The good employment report from U.S. helped the euro to maintain a rather high intraday levels against the U.S. dollar, but the yesterday’s high wasn’t broken yet. EUR/USD is now trading near…
EUR/USD rose slightly today, but again, just insignificantly, hovering slightly below the major resistance line. The lack of significant movement in the dollar-against-euro pair was accompanied by the increase of the initial jobless claims in the past week. EUR/USD is now trading near 1.4222.
EUR/USD posted a sharp gain today after declining for three days in a row as the markets gained on the better fundamental conditions. The U. S. statistics was mixed today, but still positive enough for EUR/USD to rise. It’s now trading near 1.3937.
Durable goods orders rose by 1.9%…
EUR/USD gained slightly during today’s trading session despite the predominantly pro-crisis and anti-euro fundamental news that were released in U.S. and Eurozone both today and yesterday. The currency pair is now trading near 1.3020 after closing at 1.3002 yesterday.
Initial jobless claims were at 640k in United States…
Today EUR/USD rose at a fastest pace since December 17. As the fundamental data reports were very positive in the United States, traders thought that it might be a good chance to bet against the dollar in the favor of the more risky and high-yielding currencies. EUR/USD rose from 1.2916 to 1.3141 as of now.…
It looks like EUR/USD can’t really decide where to go next — the second consecutive day is marked with almost zero change with a slight advantage for the European currency. The final data on Q3 GDP along with some other macroeconomic reports didn’t surprise the traders enough to affect the Forex…
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