EUR/USD

The dollar came under renewed pressure after Jobless Claims jumped, which further improved the short-term EUR/USD outlook. But clearly, the bigger risk events are taking placing in the week ahead.

EUR/USD may struggle to retain the rebound from the May low (1.0635) if it fails to defend the monthly opening range.

While German data has softened, ECB’s hawkish rhetoric hasn’t and Fed’s rate hike probabilities have fallen, which has increased the dollar’s correction potential and improved the EUR/USD forecast.

After the better-than-anticipated growth early in Q1, the signs are piling up that the Eurozone economy is sputtering in Q2

The commitment of traders (COT) report shows how large speculators are positioned across futures markets on the CME exchange.

In this week’s edition, we discuss the EUR/USD, AUD/USD and USD/CAD forecast and look forward to the macro events in the week ahead.

EUR/USD fell hard and fast, but a reversal starting on the final day of May has so far held through June. Can EUR/USD bulls make this into anything more than a pullback?

Investors’ focus now turns back to US data as speculation over whether the Fed will hike in June continues. Watch out for fresh EUR/USD analysis from the team as the data could shift Fed bets again.

The commitment of traders (COT) report shows how large speculators are positioned across futures markets on the CME exchange.

The US Dollar is working on its third weekly gain, and it’s been a strong week, with gains Monday through Thursday until a trendline came into play to mark the highs. Can USD bulls continue to drive?

Euro plunged more than 3.4% off the yearly highs with EUR/USD now testing a key support pivot at the yearly open. Levels that matter on the short-term technical charts.

EUR/USD sellers have started to take control, but the move has priced in very quickly with a fresh low showing ahead of a long holiday weekend in the United States.

EUR/USD falls as Germany enters a recession. Oil steadies around 3-week high.

The US Dollar has continued to show strength and EUR/USD is testing a key spot of support at 1.0750. Can Dollar bulls continue to drive FX trends?

Thanks to hawkish rhetoric from ECB, traders are not so keen to slam EUR hard despite stock sell-off. A close above 1.0850 would enhance the EUR/USD forecast.

The debt ceiling negotiations drag on for at least another day (and likely for the rest of the week). For now we can focus on today’s flash PMIs and how EUR/USD reacts.

EUR/USD had started to trend lower over the past couple of weeks but has since run into a key spot of support. Can sellers continue to push for a fresh trend?