EUR

EUR/USD came into the week with sellers in full control, but soft US data has helped to bring a pullback to the trend.

EUR/USD snapped back after breaking key support at 1.1200, but with bond yields climbing and Fed cut pricing slipping, it’s tough to back the move without confirmation from rates.

Over the past two sessions, EUR/USD has dropped more than 1.5% in favor of the U.S. dollar, and recent price action now reflects a neutral bias that has held steady amid the pair’s latest short-term movements.

EUR/USD bulls pushed a strong two-month move in March and April, but the question now is whether they can take out the 1.1500 handle.

The last five trading sessions have been fairly neutral for EUR/USD movements, with barely a 0.8% variation. It appears that neutrality has taken hold of the pair below the key 1.15000 zone.

EUR/USD stalled by the pair has held up better than both EUR/JPY and EUR/GBP. This article looks at the single currency in three pairs for the week ahead.

It was a strong week for EUR/USD even with the European Central Bank expected to cut rates again at next week’s rate decision.

EUR/USD is back above the 1.1000 level and threatening a larger break. So far the pair has carved out swings around psychological levels and that puts the focus back on 1.1000.

EUR/USD was aggressively bearish into the Q1 open but as the quarter winds to a close it’s been a completely different picture.

EUR/USD has sold off for six days in a row, but is now catching a bounce from the 200-day moving average.

The EUR/USD pair initially reacted to the NFP release with a 0.8% upward move, adding to the more than 4% appreciation seen over the last five trading sessions.