As the trading week approaches its close, the euro is once again showing consistent short-term weakness. This can be seen in EUR/USD, which has fallen by around -1.10% over the last two sessions, reflecting a renewed selling bias that remains present on the chart for now.
Summary:EUR/USD slips below 1.1500 as a hawkish Federal Reserve strengthens the US dollar, lifts Treasury yields, and pressures the euro.EUR/USD traded lower on Thursday, slipping below the key 1.1500 level as investors continued to react to the Federal Reserve's latest policy decision. The currency pair came under renewed pressure after the US central bank struck a more hawkish tone than markets had anticipated, boosting Treasury yields and strengthening demand for the US dollar.
Euro weakens to two-month low as Fed rate bets lift US Dollar
Bearish pressures continue to build across currencies and precious metals as the US Dollar Index (DXY) approaches the critical 100.80 resistance zone. Gold is testing the key 4220 support area, while EURUSD faces growing downside risks toward 1.14.
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EUR/USD Price Forecast: Recovers further from March low, climbs to 1.1525 on weaker USD
A hawkish shift from the Federal Reserve has seen markets rapidly reprice the US rates outlook, pushing Treasury yields and US dollar higher in the process. The result is a widening in interest rate differentials, helping propel USD/JPY back towards levels that previously forced the Ministry of Finance into action.
EUR/USD is holding a tight range ahead of the Fed, with the next breakout likely to set the tone for the days ahead..
Our previous outlook still stands as the market managed to drop toward 1.1575. The pair managed to rebound further as the market was relieved by Iran/US deal.
EUR/USD, Federal Reserve policy expectations, oil prices and euro crosses are back in focus as markets assess the impact of t.
The dollar has largely ignored the sharp decline in oil prices, suggesting the FX markets had already largely discounted the.
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