EUR USD (Euro / US Dollar)
The most traded currency pairs in the world are called “the Majors” and the EURUSD leads this group as the most traded pair in the world. This pair represents the world two largest economies and has faced most volatility since the inception of the euro in 1999.
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The European currency advanced to levels above $1.08 this morning, buoyed higher for a second straight day.
The Fed Chair didn’t mince words in his news conference yesterday, spooking investors left and right.
It’s the week of the Fed with another rate hike on the horizon. But it may not be so simple after all.
The EUR/USD pair was in for its worst day this year as Credit Suisse’s troubles took the euro down with it.
The collapse of SVB and the subsequent shockwaves forced traders to rethink their currency portfolio.
The currency pair is looking up for a third straight day on Tuesday but major news lies ahead.
A monthly loss marked the end of a four-month long upside swing in the exchange rate.
The single European currency snapped a two-day losing streak as it gained 0.8% on Friday.
EUR/USD accelerated its downside move amid a quiet trading session
Dollar goes up, dollar goes down, dollar moves sideways? Wrong.
The euro rally against a weaker dollar appears to be exhausted.
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