The U.S. dollar was steady near a five-week low after lacklustre U.S. data seemingly cemented the case for a Federal Reserve ...

The U.S. dollar was on a weak footing on Thursday after lacklustre economic data seemingly cemented the case for a rate cut ...

The euro hit an almost seven-week high against the dollar on Wednesday, boosted by data showing an expansion in euro zone ...

The US dollar softened early Monday as EUR/USD and GBP/USD showed modest strength, though both remain technically uncertain.

The dollar regained ground against the yen on Tuesday, recovering from Monday's selloff, even as expectations for a December ...

The US dollar weakens as the euro and British pound firm, though both remain within broader ranges ahead of next week’s FOMC ...

The euro steadied after data on Tuesday showed euro zone inflation was slightly hotter-than-expected, while the dollar rose ...

The EUR/USD pair shows a mild bearish bias, as it trades near 1.1605 after extending its losses for the second successive session on Monday.

The EUR/USD pair attracts some dip-buyers during the Asian session on Friday and recovers a part of the previous day's retracement slide from the 1.1680 region, or the highest level since October 17.

Natixis’ overall bias is for EUR/USD to move higher into 2026, with dollar weakness driven by fading equity inflows, softer US fundamentals and the Fed’s upcoming easing cycle, while a steadier ...

For the euro, the key swing factor is whether downside shocks in the Eurozone can be avoided. If the economy proves resilient ...