EUR in the spotlight: latest news

MUFG has issued a forecast for the Pound to Euro exchange rate, recommending the sale of GBP/EUR with a target price of 1.1240.

The EUR/JPY currency pair remains stable around 174.40 during the early European session on Tuesday. Political uncertainty in Japan is increasing as the Liberal Democratic Party prepares for upcoming events.

The GBP/EUR exchange rate remained under pressure on Monday, trading slightly above €1.1470 and near six-week lows around €1.1450. Concerns regarding taxation and borrowing are influencing the outlook for the British Pound against the Euro.

The USD/CHF pair fell below 0.7950 on Monday as technical indicators suggest that the downtrend may continue in the near future.

The Pound to New Zealand Dollar (GBP/NZD) exchange rate rose on Monday, driven by a risk-off market sentiment that provided support for the currency pair.

Barclays has reaffirmed its EUR/CHF forecast at 0.93, highlighting the Swiss National Bank's constrained policy options in light of ongoing low inflation.

EUR/USD is experiencing moderate bearish pressure, trading below the 1.1800 level during the European session on Tuesday, following a positive close on Monday.

The euro displayed a slight upward trend against the Japanese yen during Monday's trading session.

The Pound to Euro exchange rate (GBP/EUR) declined on Tuesday due to disappointing UK PMI data, which diminished Sterling's initial gains.

The EUR/USD currency pair has broken through crucial support levels due to new selling pressure, indicating a potential decline toward the 1.1765 level.

The GBP/EUR exchange rate remained stable on Monday amid cautious market sentiment. Investors are awaiting data releases scheduled for Tuesday's European session.

The Pound fell against the Euro on Tuesday following disappointing PMI results from the UK, which raised concerns among GBP investors about an economic slowdown.

The HCOB France Manufacturing PMI for September has declined and fell short of expectations across various sectors.

The EUR/USD outlook is stable around the 1.1800 level on Tuesday, following a recovery from intraday lows of 1.1775.

The GBP/EUR exchange rate experienced fluctuations on Tuesday, initially rising before declining due to disappointing UK PMI data, indicating a potential economic slowdown.

The EUR/USD exchange rate remains steady at 1.1800 following a bounce from 1.1775, while the DXY index has decreased by 0.34% to 97.31. Market expectations indicate a 90% likelihood of a Federal Reserve rate cut in October.

The euro experienced a slight recovery during Monday's trading session, approaching the significant 1.18 level. This level is considered important by many traders.

The Euro continued to strengthen on Tuesday, pushing EUR/USD above the 1.1800 level and reaching new three-day highs.

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate rose slightly above 1.18 but faced challenges in gaining traction due to conflicting signals from central banks and inconsistent economic data from the Eurozone.

In early Tuesday trading, the US dollar showed mixed performance as markets assess the future actions of central banks and the state of global economies.

The Pound to New Zealand Dollar (GBP/NZD) exchange rate increased on Monday, supported by a risk-off sentiment in the market.

The Nikkei is expected to reach 39,600 by the end of 2025, a decrease from the previous forecast of 42,500 made in February, according to a Reuters poll.

The EUR/JPY exchange rate is showing upward movement, approaching the significant resistance level of 174.50 during the early European session on Monday. This rise is attributed to the weakening of the Japanese Yen against the Euro amid ongoing political developments.

The Euro and US Dollar experienced fluctuations following the Federal Reserve's rate cut. The EUR/USD pair briefly rose to four-year highs, exceeding 1.19. RBC forecasts the Euro will reach 1.24 against the Dollar by 2026, while Credit Agricole projects a target of 1.10.

The Pound Euro (GBP/EUR) exchange rate remained stable on Monday, as a cautious market environment resulted in both currencies lacking a definitive direction.