The euro today fell against its US peer following the release of mixed German IFO survey data early in the European session. The EUR/USD currency pair fell from its daily highs shortly after the announcements in a risk-off market environment weighed down by Brexit and trade worries.
The euro today struggled to break and stay above 1.10 when trading against the US dollar given yesterday’s decline and subsequent sideways trading range. The EUR/USD currency pair reacted positively to Germany’s IFO data but struggled to break decisively above the level until the weak US consumer data triggered a spike above the level.
The euro today fell against the US dollar as investors bought the greenback in response to President Donald Trump‘s positive comments on US-China trade talks overnight. The EUR/USD extended its losses following the release of weak German IFO survey results in the early European session before trading sideways into the American session.
The German business climate worsened this month. But while the euro fell versus commodity currencies, it surprisingly managed to log substantial gains versus majors.
The euro today rallied from multi-year lows in the American session after key US data disappointed and US Treasury yields dropped to multi-year lows. The EUR/USD currency pair had fallen to lows last seen in May 2017 following the release of multiple weak releases from Germany and the eurozone earlier today.
The euro today traded near 22-month lows against the US dollar as investors remained worried about the state of most euro area economies. The lack of releases from the eurozone docket also contributed to the EUR/USD currency pair’s decline amid mixed releases from the US docket.
The euro today fell for the second straight session against the US dollar as the German business climate deteriorated more than expected. The EUR/USD currency pair’s decline was further accelerated by the risk-off market sentiment triggered by falling equity indices earlier today.
The euro rallied against other most-traded currencies today after the German business climate improved unexpectedly this month. The rally was nowhere near big enough to erase Friday’s big losses, though.
The EUR/USD currency pair today extended its range-bound trading pattern for the third consecutive session as the pair reacted to mixed German data and news headlines. The currency pair’s performance was influenced by headlines regarding the US-China trade negotiations and Brexit developments, but investors remained undecided.
The euro today rallied from 5-week lows hit yesterday following the ECB monetary policy decision and the balanced policy stance outlined by Mario Draghi. The EUR/USD currency pair’s rally started in the Asian session driven by a shift in investor sentiment and also as a pullback from yesterday’s crash.
