Euro Hits 4-week Low
EURUSD decreased to 1.14, the lowest since June 2026.Over the past 4 weeks, Euro US Dollar lost 0.51%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 1.62%.
EURUSD decreased to 1.14, the lowest since June 2026.Over the past 4 weeks, Euro US Dollar lost 0.51%, and in the last 12 months, it decreased 1.62%.
The euro climbed back above $1.14, rebounding from near one-year lows reached last week, as easing tensions between the US and Iran and a sharp decline in oil prices improved risk sentiment.Brent crude retreated from two-month highs, helping ease inflation concerns and prompting money markets to sl…
The euro traded below $1.14, near its one-year low reached in June, as investors assessed the ECB's policy outlook and fresh PMI data, while the dollar stayed supported by Middle East risks and new US tariffs.The ECB kept interest rates unchanged as expected but signaled that a September rate hike…
The euro traded around $1.14, remaining close to one-year lows as investors awaited Thursday's European Central Bank policy meeting while monitoring the latest developments in the Middle East. The ECB is widely expected to leave interest rates unchanged after raising them in June, adopting a cautio…
The euro remained steady just above $1.14 as focus shifts to the European Central Bank’s policy meeting on Thursday.After June’s rate hike, the first in three years, policymakers are expected to maintain rates and adopt a cautious stance.Yet, markets still anticipate two additional ECB rate increas…
The euro rose above $1.145, hovering near its strongest level since June 19, as softer-than-expected US inflation data weighed on the dollar while investors increased bets on further European Central Bank policy tightening.The ECB, which delivered its first rate hike in three years in June, is wide…
The euro held just below $1.14, nearing a one-year low against the US dollar, as investors reacted to escalating Middle East tensions, rising oil prices, and growing concerns about inflation’s impact on monetary policy and economic growth.The US military continued strikes against Iran after Preside…
The euro held near $1.14, close to its weakest level in a year, as rising oil prices fueled inflation concerns and increased bets on European Central Bank rate hikes, clouding the Eurozone’s economic outlook.Brent crude reached two-week highs after renewed US-Iran strikes, with US President Trump d…
The euro rose toward $1.145, rebounding from recent one-year lows as the US dollar weakened after a much softer-than-expected US jobs report.The US economy added just 57,000 jobs last month, well below forecasts, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly fell to 4.2% as many people left the labor fo…
The euro rebounded to $1.14 but remained near one-year lows against the dollar and pound, pressured by softer-than-expected Eurozone inflation and dovish remarks from ECB President Christine Lagarde.Wednesday’s data showed headline inflation falling to 2.8% in June from 3.2% in May, below expectati…
The euro weakened below $1.14, approaching a one-year low after a 2% decline against the US dollar in June.Investors digested softer-than-expected Eurozone inflation data, with the flash CPI report showing headline inflation falling to 2.8% in June and the core rate dropping to 2.4%, offering some…
The euro entered the third quarter of 2026 at $1.14, close to a one-year low and following a 2% drop against the USD in June.Investors are closely watching the ECB’s Sintra Forum and inflation updates from Europe’s major economies, while the dollar remains supported by expectations that the US Fede…
The euro closed June at around $1.14, close to its one-year low, as investors turned their attention to the ECB’s Sintra Forum and inflation updates from Europe’s major economies.The highlight is Wednesday’s panel with ECB President Christine Lagarde as markets seek clues on economic assessments an…
The euro climbed back above $1.14, rebounding from one-year lows hit last week, as investors are now focusing on the ECB’s Sintra Forum and upcoming inflation data from Europe’s major economies.ECB President Christine Lagarde will open the forum on Monday, with the most anticipated panel on Wednesd…