The US Dollar gathers strength on the first trading day of February as markets adopt a cautious stance in reaction to President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements. The EURUSD pair continues its downward
The European Central Bank’s decision to cut its benchmark interest rate to 2.75% underscores the persistent economic stagnation gripping the Eurozone, warns deVere Group, one of the world’s leading independent financial advisory and
The EURUSD pair weakens to near 1.0290 during the early European session on Friday with the expectation of further rate cuts by the European Central Bank dragging the Euro lower against the greenback.
EURGBP extends its strength for the fourth consecutive day, trading near 0.8410 during Monday’s European session. The cross gains traction as the Pound Sterling continues to underperform, weighed down by concerns over
The EURGBP cross extended its upside to near 0.8375 in early European trading on Friday. The Pound Sterling remains under selling pressure amid concerns about the UK’s fiscal outlook and the Bank
The EURUSD currency pair moves lower below 1.0300, but remains within inside Wednesday’s trading range in Thursday’s European session. The Euro exhibits a mixed performance against other peers as an expected growth
The EURUSD pair is eking out more losses and trades around 1.0310 at noon on Wednesday after being rejected above 1.0400 earlier in the week. With a firm correction during the US trading
The Euro is trying to head higher against the US Dollar on Tuesday, after inflation numbers for the Eurozone revealed that disinflation has ended, for now. Earlier expectations were revised after the preliminary German Harmonised Index
EURUSD trades in a narrow range around 1.0400 in Friday’s European session amid thin trading as market participants stay on the sidelines due to the Christmas holiday. The pair struggles for direction
EURJPY extended its losses and remained tepid around 163.00 following an interview of European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde published by the Financial Times on Monday. Lagarde emphasised that the central bank