The European Central Bank's (ECB) dovish tone and the broad-based US Dollar (USD) strength forced EUR/USD to stay on the back foot last week. The modest improvement seen in risk mood helps the pair ...

EUR/USD stays on the back foot and trades near 1.0450 on Friday after closing the fifth consecutive day in negative territory ...

The dollar index (DXY00) today is up by +0.06%. The dollar today recovered from early losses and is slightly higher on ...

The US dollar continues to be one of the better performing currencies around the world, and as we start the week, it looks like the dollar will continue to be fairly strong.

The USD continues to see a lot of strength overall, as the markets are looking to the Federal Reserve for answers next week.

The euro rose after French and German purchasing managers’ index surveys showed a marked improvement in services activity in December, offsetting weaker manufacturing activity.

The ECB implemented a 25bps rate cut, with some policymakers favoring a larger 50bps cut, and signaled the potential for ...

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A retreating euro will remain weak in the near term, trapped between political ructions building in France and expected new U.S. tariffs early next year that are boosting the dollar's allure, a ...

Below is a table showing 348 days of historical exchange rates data for the year of 2024, covering the Euro (EUR) to US Dollar (USD) conversion. Converting Euro (EUR) to US Dollar (USD ...

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