The EUR/USD currency pair today rallied higher despite the release of the disappointing German IFO business climate index early in the European session. The pair maintained its uptrend into the early North Americans session despite the release of positive US macro data.
The euro today declined against the US dollar despite the release of mostly positive PMI data by Markit Economics from across the Eurozone. The single currency’s decline was largely fueled by the resurgent demand for the greenback as trade tensions between China and the USA calmed down.
The Japanese yen fell against the US dollar today despite a positive report about Japan’s manufacturing released by Markit during the trading session. The yen was also soft against other currencies, though managed to regain ground versus the euro.
The Japanese yen fell against the US dollar today as nation’s inflation slowed last month. The currency also dropped against other rivals but has trimmed its gains by now, and against the euro it actually moved above the opening level.
The euro today rallied against the US dollar during the European session after the release of the final Eurozone CPI data. The euro was on a downtrend against the greenback during the Asian session following the risk-on sentiment in the global markets, which later resumed in the early American session.
The euro fell against most its major rivals (though not against the weak Great Britain pound) on Tuesday as the ZEW Economic Sentiment for Germany was rather disappointing.
The euro today rallied higher against the US dollar despite the release of positive US advance retail sales data in the early American session. The single currency was on an uptrend against the greenback from the early European session following a resurgence in the selling pressure on the greenback.
The EUR/USD currency pair today dropped significantly despite the release of positive Eurozone trade balance data in the early European session. The currency pair reversed its decline after the release of US consumer sentiment data in the early American session, but could not rally back to its session high.
The euro today dropped significantly against the US dollar after the European Central Bank released the minutes of its latest monetary policy meeting. The single currency’s decline started in the Asian session due to the imminent risk of an escalation in Syria involving the USA and Russia.
The euro today rallied slightly higher against the US dollar following the ECB President, Mario Draghi‘s speech at an event in Frankfurt. The euro kept rising after the release of the US Consumer Price Index data despite the core inflation print being in line with expectations.
