The euro was stronger against the dollar, and German plans to boost fiscal spending drove the sharpest jump in euro positioning and sentiment in the history of the BofA survey.
Donald Trump's second presidency is having a dramatic impact on currencies around the world, though not in the way investors anticipated just a few months ago.
The single European currency is heading for a third consecutive day of mild losses as levels well above 1.09 level have so ...
Nordic bank DNB Markets has raised its short-term forecast for the euro, citing shifting investor sentiment and increased ...
Sterling rose against the dollar on Tuesday as fears of a U.S. recession drove traders away from the greenback, though the ...
EUR/USD retreated below the lower limit of the ascending regression channel and the Relative Strength Index fell slightly ...
The euro is set for its best weekly performance in 16 years after Germany’s historic pledge to ramp up spending for defense ...
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The euro remains near multi-month highs against the dollar despite slight dips, as trade tensions and economic uncertainties ...