The EURUSD currency pair trades cautiously above the key support of 1.0450 on Tuesday as investors await the outcome of the victorious Frederich Merz-led-conservatives’ negotiations with other parties to form a coalition
The EURUSD currency pair is seen sliding to near 1.0470 in Friday’s European session, showing signs of weakness after the release of the Hamburg Commercial Bank’s preliminary purchasing managers index for February for the Eurozone
The action in financial markets is quiet on Friday as investors await preliminary February manufacturing and services Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) data from Germany, the Eurozone, the UK and the US. Later
EURUSD rose to near 1.0440 as the US dollar declined in Thursday’s European session, with the DXY Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback’s value against six major currencies, falling to near 106.90. The dollar
Investors observed heightened volatility in some currencies on Wednesday following key data releases and central bank decisions. In the second half of the day, housing starts and building permits data for January
The EURUSD currency pair ticked higher but is broadly sideways around 1.0300 in Tuesday’s North American session as investors await the Federal Reserve Chair’s testimony before Congress. Investors will pay close attention to
After weakening against major rivals on improving risk mood and disappointing US data on Tuesday, the US dollar struggles to hold its ground early Wednesday, while investors continue to scrutinise comments from central
Markets were warned by Trump. Yet, despite clear signals, investors remained complacent — until now. The shockwaves of US President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariff policies are rattling markets, sending currencies lower, stock
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
