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The week ahead is going to be dominated by Central Bankers, or more accurately, what has previously been said by the Central Bankers. We have both the FOMC minutes and the ECB minutes giving us an insight into their monetary policy decisions. There are changes ahead for both as the US looks to raise rates, while the ECB is wanting to move back to normal monetary policy. This could well bring significant volatility to the EUR/USD. Read More on eurusd.co

The week ahead is going to be dominated by Central Bankers, or more accurately, what has previously been said by the Central Bankers. We have both the FOMC minutes and the ECB minutes giving us an insight into their monetary policy decisions. There are changes ahead for both as the US looks to raise rates, while the ECB is wanting to move back to normal monetary policy. This could well bring significant volatility to the EUR/USD. Read More on eurusd.co

The week ahead is going to be dominated by Central Bankers, or more accurately, what has previously been said by the Central Bankers. We have both the FOMC minutes and the ECB minutes giving us an insight into their monetary policy decisions. There are changes ahead for both as the US looks to raise rates, while the ECB is wanting to move back to normal monetary policy. This could well bring significant volatility to the EUR/USD. Read More on eurusd.co

The USD appears that it has turned the corner and is pushing higher. That has started to weigh on the majors across the board, including the EUR/USD. This week the Greenback has a number of key fundamental data releases, with none bigger than CPI. That will mean the EUR/USD will be driven by the USD which might mean there is downside ahead. Read More on eurusd.co

The USD got a bit of a shakeup on Friday after US employment came in better than expected. That slowed down the uptrend that we’ve seen in the EUR/USD. The week ahead looks like it’s going to be interesting for stocks as there is the potential for a big sell-off. It also looks like the USD is turning around which will have a big say on the future of the EUR/USD in the short-term. Read More on eurusd.co

The EUR/USD has been on a sharp uptrend in recent times. That’s been no doubt thanks to the very weak USD. This week the Greenback faces another stiff test as we have the FOMC Statement as well as US non-farm payrolls, which make it a highly fundamentally driven trade. Read More on eurusd.co

The EUR/USD has been moving sharply higher in recent weeks. The ECB will be heavily in focus this week as we get another look at the QE program and whether or not it will be ultimately wound down. The continuing US Government Shutdown saga is also likely to weigh on the USD. Read More on eurusd.co

The EUR/USD has been on a tear in the last few trading sessions. We’ve finally broken out above key resistance and we are looking at a major move towards 1.2500. ECB minutes were the spark last week and there is more important data that will shape trade this week. Read More on eurusd.co

The EUR/USD has been one of the strongest performers over the holiday break as the USD continues to plummet. Ever since US President Donald Trump’s tax cuts passed, the USD has been in the red. The EUR/USD will again be in the spotlight this week as the ECB release its monthly minutes. We also get an insight in the the US economy with US CPI. Read More on eurusd.co

The EUR/USD had a bit of a bounce last week, only for it to get smacked straight back to where it came from. A dovish FOMC update that came hand-in-hand with a US rate hike, didn’t please traders and the USD felt some pressure. The final week before the Christmas break sees US President Donald Trump’s Tax Cuts in focus as there is every chance of significant progress. This will be a huge boost to the US economy and the USD. Read More on eurusd.co